coevous (Meaning)
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coevous (a.)
Coeval
Synonyms & Antonyms of coevous
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coevous Sentence Examples
- In many religious beliefs, the concept of God and His divine wisdom are considered coeternal.
- The bond between the two siblings felt coeternal, transcending the boundaries of time and space.
- Love and compassion are often seen as coeternal virtues that guide human interactions.
- The universe is vast and coeternal, stretching across infinite space and time.
- The philosophers pondered the nature of existence, questioning whether matter and spirit are coeternal.
- In Hinduism, the relationship between Atman (soul) and Brahman (universal spirit) is understood as coeternal.
- The teachings of the ancient mystics suggest that the soul and the divine are coeternal, bound together in cosmic harmony.
- Some poets describe the stars as coeternal companions, shining brightly in the celestial expanse.
- The concept of karma and rebirth implies that the soul is coeternal, undergoing a cycle of births and deaths.
- The eternal struggle between good and evil is often depicted as a coeternal conflict in literature and mythology.
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Coeval
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In many religious beliefs, the concept of God and His divine wisdom are considered coeternal.
The bond between the two siblings felt coeternal, transcending the boundaries of time and space.
Love and compassion are often seen as coeternal virtues that guide human interactions.
The universe is vast and coeternal, stretching across infinite space and time.
