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Definition of concomitant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
associationexisting or occurring together with something else
- The rise in temperature was concomitant with the increase in humidity.
2.
simultaneityhappening at the same time as another thing
- The festival was concomitant with the national holiday.
Noun
1.
simultaneous eventsomething that happens at the same time as another
- The festival was a concomitant of the national holiday.
2.
mathematicsTECH. invariant polynomial in algebraTECH.
- The mathematician studied the concomitant in the equation.
Expressions with concomitant
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illness present at the same time as another condition
The study excluded patients with a concomitant illness requiring long-term antibiotics.
Origin of concomitant
Latin, concomitari (to accompany)
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concomitant
accompanying or occurring together
Examples of concomitant in a sentence
Economic growth was concomitant with technological advancements. The rain was concomitant with the thunderstorm. Her promotion was concomitant with her graduation. The concert was a concomitant of the art exhibition. Economic growth is often a concomitant of technological advancement. He calculated the concomitant for the polynomial.
The lecture covered the role of a concomitant.
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- French:concomitant, phénomène concomitant, ...
- German:begleitend, Begleitereignis, ...
- Italian:concomitante, evento concomitante, ...
- Spanish:concomitante, polinomio invariante, ...
- Portuguese:concomitante, ...
- Chinese:伴随的, 伴随事件, ...
- Japanese:同時に起こる, 同時開催, ...
- Arabic:مُرافِق, مُتَعَدِّد حُدود ثابِت, ...
- Hebrew:נִלְוֶה, אֵרוּעַ מַקְבִּיל, ...
- Russian:сопутствующий, сопутствующее событие, ...
- Ukrainian:супутній, супутник, ...
- Hindi:सहवर्ती, सहघटना, ...
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