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concomitantly
adverb as in jointly
Strongest matches
Strong match
Weak matches
- agreeably
- alike
- arm in arm
- coincidentally
- combined
- companionably
- concurrently
- connectedly
- en masse
- hand in glove
- hand in hand
- harmoniously
- in a group
- in common
- in company with
- in concert
- in conjunction
- in league
- in partnership
- in unison
- inextricably
- inseparably
- intimately
- reciprocally
- side by side
- similarly
- synchronically
- with one another
adverb as in synchronously
Weak matches
- all at once
- all together
- as one
- at one fell swoop
- closely
- coincidentally
- collectively
- combined
- commonly
- concertedly
- concurrently
- conjointly
- contemporaneously
- en masse
- hand in glove
- hand in hand
- in a body
- in concert
- in cooperation
- in one breath
- in sync
- in tandem
- in unison
- jointly
- mutually
- on the beat
- side by side
- simultaneously
- synchronically
- unanimously
- unitedly
- with one accord
- with one voice
- with the beat
adverb as in together
Strongest matches
Strong match
Weak matches
- all together
- as one
- at one fell swoop
- coincidentally
- combined
- commonly
- concertedly
- concurrently
- conjointly
- contemporaneously
- en masse
- hand in glove
- hand in hand
- in a body
- in concert
- in cooperation
- in one breath
- in sync
- in unison
- mutually
- on the beat
- side by side
- synchronically
- unanimously
- with one accord
- with one voice
- with the beat
Example Sentences
Two of his emails arrived concomitantly at 7:18 p.m.
And if inflation took place, that would come concomitantly with the multiverse in most physicists’ anticipation.
Earlier this week a British study found it was safe for people to receive a COVID-19 vaccine and a flu shot concomitantly and it did not negatively impact the immune response produced by either.
A proposal to remedy this while concomitantly expanding the park was nixed because some residents objected.
He need only look at many other democratic countries for compelling examples of how to reduce health-care costs and, concomitantly, the costs of Medicare and Medicaid.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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