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concomitant Definition and Meaning in English (concomitant definition)

adjective
Synonyms:accompanyingassociatedattendant
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Concomitant definition: Naturally accompanying or associated with something else.

Definitions of Concomitant

  1. 1adjective

    Naturally accompanying or associated with something else.

  2. 2noun

    A phenomenon or circumstance that naturally accompanies or follows something else.

Example Sentences

casual

“Loss of appetite is a common concomitant of the illness.”

formal

“The economic boom had several concomitant social changes.”

casual

“Pain and fever are often concomitant symptoms of an infection.”

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nounconcomitance
adverbconcomitantly

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Concomitant definition: Naturally accompanying or associated with something else.
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'Concomitant' translates to 'concomitant' in English. Concomitant definition: Naturally accompanying or associated with something else.
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