coexisted

ˌkoʊɪɡˈzɪstɪd

Definition

Definition of coexisted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

simultaneous existence

Rare

existing together at the same time or place

Rare

The two species coexisted in the same habitat.
The ancient ruins and modern buildings coexisted in the city.
Different cultures have coexisted peacefully in this region for centuries.

concurrent

simultaneous

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Origin of coexisted

Latin, co (together) + existere (to exist)

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French:coexistant, ...
German:koexistent, ...
Italian:convissuto, ...
Spanish:coexistente, ...
Portuguese:conviveram, ...
Chinese:共存的, ...
Japanese:共存している, ...
Arabic:متعايش, ...
Hebrew:שֶׁהִתְקַיֵּם יַחַד, ...
Russian:сосуществующий, ...
Ukrainian:співіснували, ...
Hindi:सह-अस्तित्व में, ...
Bengali:সহাবস্থান, ...
Catalan:coexistit, ...
Czech:koexistující, ...
Danish:sameksisterede, ...
Dutch:coëxisteerden, ...
Greek:συνυπήρχαν, ...
Hungarian:együtt élő, ...
Khmer:រួមរស់នៅជាមួយគ្នា, ...
Korean:공존했다, ...
Persian:همزیستی داشتند, ...
Polish:współistniejący, ...
Portuguese (BR):coexistente, ...
Romanian:coexistat, ...
Swedish:samtidigt existerande, ...
Thai:อยู่ร่วมกัน, ...
Turkish:birlikte var olan, ...
Vietnamese:cùng tồn tại, ...

coexist

ˌkəʊɪɡˈzɪst

Definition of coexist - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.

simultaneous existenceexist together at the same time or place

Different species can coexist in the same habitat.

cohabit

concur

synchronize

peaceful existenceexist together in peace or harmony

The two communities learned to coexist peacefully.

cohabit

concur

harmonize

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Origin of coexist

Latin, co (together) + existere (to exist)

Examples of coexist in a sentence

The two ideologies can coexist without conflict.
Cats and dogs can coexist in the same household.
Different cultures coexist in this vibrant city.

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French:coexister, ...
German:koexistieren, ...
Italian:coesistere, convivere, ...
Spanish:coexistir, ...
Portuguese:coexistir, ...
Chinese:共存, 共处, ...
Japanese:共存する, 共に生きる, ...
Arabic:تَعَايَشَ, عاش معًا, ...
Hebrew:לַחֲיוֹת בְּיַחַד, לִחְיוֹת בְּדוּ־קִיּוּם, ...
Russian:сосуществовать, жить в мире, ...
Ukrainian:співіснувати, існувати, ...
Hindi:सह-अस्तित्व में रहना, सहअस्तित्व में रहना, ...
Bengali:সহাবস্থান করা, মিলেমিশে থাকা, ...
Catalan:coexistir, ...
Czech:koexistovat, snášet se, ...
Danish:sameksistere, leve side om side, ...
Dutch:coëxisteren, ...
Greek:συνυπάρχω, ...
Hungarian:együtt létezni, együtt élni, ...
Khmer:រួមរស់ជាមួយគ្នា, រួមរស់ដោយសុខសាន្ត, ...
Korean:공존하다, ...
Persian:همزیستی کردن, با هم زندگی کردن, ...
Polish:współistnieć, żyć w zgodzie, ...
Portuguese (BR):coexistir, ...
Romanian:a coexista, ...
Swedish:samexistera, ...
Thai:อยู่ร่วมกัน, อยู่ร่วมกันอย่างสันติ, ...
Turkish:bir arada var olmak, birlikte yaşamak, ...
Vietnamese:cùng tồn tại, chung sống hòa bình, ...

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