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Concomitance

Description:

Concomitance refers to the state of two or more events or situations occurring together or in close connection with each other. It implies a relationship of simultaneous or parallel existence.

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Noun (General Sense):

The concomitance of hard work and dedication often leads to success.

Scientists have observed a concomitance between smoking and lung cancer.

Noun (Philosophy):

In philosophy, concomitance refers to the simultaneous occurrence of two events without implying a cause-and-effect relationship between them.

The philosopher discussed the concomitance of mind and body in his latest book.

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For further reading on concomitance, check out the following books:

1. Philosophy of Concomitance: Exploring the Interplay of Events
2. Concomitance in Scientific Research: Understanding Patterns and Relationships