concomitantly
adverb
uk/kənˈkɒm.ɪ.tənt.li/us/kənˈkɑː.mə.t̬ənt.li/at the sametime:
Traffic hasincreasedby 57percentover the last 10years, andairpollutionhasgrownconcomitantly.
Thesedrugscan be given concomitantly withchemotherapy.
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concomitant
- Alcohol should not be used concomitantly with thismedicine.
- Thechildlearnsabout theworldthroughlanguageand concomitantlylearnslanguagethrough anengagementwith theworld.
- processeswhichdestroysoilstructureand concomitantlyreleaseotherchemicalsinto theenvironment
Occurring and happening
- afoot
- asynchronous
- attendant
- be at workidiom
- become
- fall
- fall into placeidiom
- follow on
- go hand in hand withsomethingidiom
- go on
- go together
- pass
- result
- roll
- roll around
- shake out
- succeed
- supervene
- sync
- turn