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concurrent

modif.

Occurring at the same time
simultaneous, parallel, coexisting, side-by-side; see concomitant, simultaneous.
Meeting at the same point
converging, coinciding, coterminous, convergent, meeting, uniting, confluent, centrolineal; see also joined.
Acting together
cooperating, mutual, concerted, joint; see collective, cooperative 2.
In agreement
unified, agreeing, concurring, allied; see alike 2, harmonious 2, unanimous.

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Belonging to the same period of time as another:
coetaneous, coeval, coexistent, contemporaneous, contemporary, synchronic, synchronous. See time
Occurring or existing with:
accompanying, attendant, attending, coincident, concomitant. See accompanied

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1, Cawdrey's case) concurrent with the ordinary court Christian.
The chambers have separate and concurrent powers defined by the constitution.
In the case of persons in holy orders there is a concurrent jurisdiction of the two tribunals (Valancy v.
The improvement which has taken place in the general health of the inhabitants of cities during recent years, concurrent with hygienic legislation, is ample proof of the above assertions.
This balance could not have been established without the concurrent aid of Florence.

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