Concomitant

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What Does Concomitant Mean?

  • 伴随的
  • 同时发生的
  • 相伴的

Concomitant Pronunciation

/kənˈkɒmɪtənt/

Concomitant Definition

adjective

Definition

existing concurrently; happening at the same time as something else.

In ZH

同时存在的；与其他事物同时发生的。

How to Use Concomitant in a Sentence

  • The rise in unemployment was concomitant with a decrease in consumer spending.
  • His happiness was concomitant with the success of his project.
  • The two symptoms are often concomitant in this disease.
  • Concomitant factors include age, lifestyle, and genetic predisposition.
  • Their research indicated that climate change has concomitant effects on biodiversity.
noun

Definition

a thing that accompanies or is often associated with something else.

In ZH

伴随的事物；通常与其他事物相关的事物。

How to Use Concomitant in a Sentence

  • The concomitants of urban living often include pollution and traffic congestion.
  • The study examined the concomitant of increased stress and work hours.
  • There are many concomitants of poverty that affect health.
  • In a debate, the concomitants of both sides should be considered.
  • The festival brought many social concomitants to the small town.

Synonyms for Concomitant