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concommitant

 

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Concomitant

Part of Speech: Adjective, Noun

Definition: 1. Adjective - happening or occurring at the same time as something else; accompanying or associated. 2. Noun - a phenomenon that naturally accompanies or follows something else.

Sense 1: Adjective

Examples:

  • His chronic cough was a concomitant symptom of his respiratory illness.
  • Stress is often concomitant with a busy work schedule.
  • Investment in infrastructure will have concomitant benefits for the economy.

Sense 2: Noun

Example:

  • The concomitant of success is hard work.

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