SYNONYMS AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS

concomitant

adjective

Occurring together with another event or condition.

Local English device voice, when available. This is not a recorded dictionary pronunciation.

Occurring alongside

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Concurrent stresses timing. Concomitant association alone does not establish that one event causes the other.

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The expansion brought a concomitant increase in administrative work.
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The designer enjoyed the serendipity without pretending that chance could replace preparation. Before accepting the donation, she measured the cabinet and estimated the concomitant expense of moving it.
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