concomitant (Meaning)
concomitant (n)
an event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another
concomitant (s)
occurring with or following as a consequence
Synonyms & Antonyms of concomitant
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Synonyms:
- linked
- coexisting
- contemporary
- synchronous
- ensuing
- following
- collateral
- incident
- incidental
- chance
- accidental
- contemporaneous
- connected
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No weak antonyms found.
concomitant Sentence Examples
- Along with the rise in unemployment, there was a concomitant increase in poverty rates.
- The medication has several side effects, with drowsiness being a common concomitant.
- The concomitant effects of climate change are felt across the globe.
- The rise in consumer spending was concomitant with an increase in economic growth.
- The concomitant challenges of urbanization include increased traffic congestion and pollution.
- Anxiety disorders often have concomitant symptoms such as panic attacks and insomnia.
- The concomitant rise in technology has led to changes in the way we communicate.
- The concomitant decline in biodiversity poses a threat to ecosystems worldwide.
- The concomitant rise in sea levels is attributed to global warming.
- With increased globalization, there has been a concomitant increase in cultural exchange.
FAQs About the word concomitant
an event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another, occurring with or following as a consequence
accompanying,attendant, concurrent, attending, associated, coexistent, simultaneous, coincidental,subsequent, resulting
unconnected, unconnected,unrelated, unrelated, unassociated,unassociated,
Along with the rise in unemployment, there was a concomitant increase in poverty rates.
The medication has several side effects, with drowsiness being a common concomitant.
The concomitant effects of climate change are felt across the globe.
The rise in consumer spending was concomitant with an increase in economic growth.
