concomitance
kənˈkɒmɪtəns
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Definition of concomitance - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
accompanimentRarething existing in connection with anotherRare
  • Joy is often a concomitance of success.
association coexistence correlation
2.
ChristianityTECH.the doctrine of Christ's presence in the EucharistTECH.
  • Concomitance is a key concept in Catholic Eucharistic theology.
consubstantiation
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Origin of concomitance

Latin, concomitantia (accompanying)

Examples of concomitance in a sentence

  • Anxiety is a common concomitance of public speaking.
  • The priest explained concomitance during the Eucharist celebration.
  • Concomitance distinguishes Catholic belief from other Christian doctrines.

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  1. French:concomitance, présence réelle, ...
  2. German:Begleiterscheinung, Konkomitanz, ...
  3. Italian:concomitanza, ...
  4. Spanish:concomitancia, presencia eucarística, ...
  5. Portuguese:concomitância, presença eucarística, ...
  6. Chinese:伴随物, 同在论, ...
  7. Japanese:付随物, 共存, ...
  8. Arabic:مُرافَقَة, حُضُور مُصاحِب, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִוּוּי, תּוֹרַת הַנּוֹכְחוּת בָּאוּכָּרִיסְטְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:сопутствующий фактор, соприсутствие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:супутник, конкомітанція, ...
  12. Hindi:सहचर, सहअस्तित्व, ...
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