3. Propositions which extend only to the present life, are small, compared with those that have influence upon our everlasting concernments.
4. The great concernment of men is with men.
5. A particular bearing upon the interest or happiness of one; importance; moment.
6. Experimental truths are matters of great concernment to mankind.
7. Concern; interposition; meddling; as, the father had no concernment in the marriage of his daughter. In this sense, we generally use concern.
8. Emotion of mind; solicitude; as, their ambition is manifest in their concernment In this sense, concern is generally used.