Definition Synonyms
Definition of coeval - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
same timeRare existing at the same time as anotherRare
- The two artists were coeval, influencing each other's work.
2.
timeRare belonging to the same period or eraRare
- These coeval structures reflect the architectural style of the time.
Noun
1.
ageRare person of the same age as anotherRare
- She and her coeval shared similar views on technology.
2.
historyRare object from the same eraRare
- The artifact was a coeval of the ancient ruins.
Origin of coeval
Latin, co (together) + aevum (age)
Examples of coeval in a sentence
The coeval civilizations traded goods and ideas. The coeval paintings reveal much about the era's culture. Coeval fossils were found in the same geological layer. He found a coeval who shared his love for classical music. Meeting a coeval at the reunion brought back many memories. The coin was a coeval of the ancient manuscript.
These fossils are coevals of the dinosaur era.
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- French:contemporain, pair, ...
- German:gleichzeitig, Altersgenosse, ...
- Italian:contemporaneo, della stessa epoca, ...
- Spanish:coetáneo, ...
- Portuguese:contemporâneo, coetâneo, ...
- Chinese:同时代的, 同龄人, ...
- Japanese:同時代の, 同年齢, ...
- Arabic:مُعاصِر, قرين, ...
- Hebrew:בְּבּוֹרֵא זְמַן, בֶּן-גִּיל, ...
- Russian:современный, ровесник, ...
- Ukrainian:сучасний, ровесник, ...
- Hindi:समकालीन, समवयस्क, ...
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