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coeval

[koh-ee-vuhl] / koʊˈi vəl /
ADJECTIVE
contemporary
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This approach examines only supernovae from young, coeval galaxies -- those with stars of similar ages -- across the entire redshift range.

From Science Daily

Beyond being triggering to my fertility-challenged coevals, it is absurd to assume that one's life — or one's child's life — is incomplete without a sibling.

From Salon

Such as it is today, it already was when the Fiat Lux was spoken; its beginning must have been coeval with that of time.

From Scientific American

Notably, the same pattern has been observed among dogs as compared to their wild coevals, the wolf: scientists note that dogs' brains are about 30% smaller relative to wolves' brains.

From Salon

Likewise, undergraduates at UC Santa Cruz have come out en masse in support of their graduate coevals.

From Salon