coetaneous (Meaning)

Wordnet

coetaneous (s)

of the same period

Webster

Of the same age; beginning to exist at the same time; contemporaneous.

No weak antonyms found.

The discovery of dinosaur fossils revealed coetaneous plant life, offering a glimpse into the prehistoric ecosystem.
The bustling city street was filled with a coetaneous mix of tourists and locals.
The volcanic eruption buried entire villages, preserving homes and artifacts of its coetaneous inhabitants.
Historians debated the accuracy of the ancient text, questioning its portrayal of coetaneous events.
The museum exhibit showcased fashion trends from coetaneous periods across different cultures.
The coetaneous development of agriculture and permanent settlements revolutionized human society.
Carbon dating helped scientists determine the coetaneous existence of these two rival civilizations.
The inscription on the tomb commemorated a king and his coetaneous queen.
Studying coetaneous medical practices from various cultures can offer insights into the history of medicine.
The coetaneous emergence of similar artistic styles across continents sparked theories about cultural exchange.

of the same periodOf the same age; beginning to exist at the same time; contemporaneous.

coincident, synchronous, synchronic, contemporaneous, simultaneous,concurrent, contemporary, coincidental,coeval, coterminous

nonsynchronous, nonsimultaneous, asynchronous, nonsynchronous,asynchronous, nonsimultaneous, noncontemporary,noncontemporary,

The discovery of dinosaur fossils revealed coetaneous plant life, offering a glimpse into the prehistoric ecosystem.

The bustling city street was filled with a coetaneous mix of tourists and locals.

The volcanic eruption buried entire villages, preserving homes and artifacts of its coetaneous inhabitants.

Historians debated the accuracy of the ancient text, questioning its portrayal of coetaneous events.