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Meanings of coterminous in anglès

Being of equal extent or scope or duration.

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Examples for "coextensive"
Examples for "coextensive"
1
The graveyard, or what remains of it, is coextensive with the grove.
Virginia: the Old Dominion / As seen from its colonial waterway,...
2
Parthia Proper, however, was at no time coextensive with the region described.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 6: ...
3
The reputation of Mr. Prescott was now coextensive with the realm of scholarship.
Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works
4
But this limit of power is not coextensive with any system of morals.
The Path of the Law
5
For every predicate must either be coextensive with its subject or not, i.e.
Deductive Logic
1
The limitations of two conterminous bodies are interchangeably the surface of each.
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 1
2
The field of logic is far from being conterminous with that of language.
Deductive Logic
3
And what will be the effect on the neighbour states conterminous with yours?
Hiero
4
Oh for a literature set free, conterminous with the interests of life itself.
Imaginary Portraits
5
Nigeria was conterminous with the Cameroons, and she knew the Germans well enough to anticipate trouble.
Mary Slessor of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary
Usage of coterminous in anglès
1
This Liberty, is coterminous with the parish of St. Peter, Saffron Hill.
Holborn and Bloomsbury
2
Culture, religion and nationality were seen as coterminous with biology.
The Guardian
3
These eighty-two parishes were roughly coterminous with the existing seigneuries, but not always so.
The Seigneurs of Old Canada : A Chronicle of New World Feudalism
4
He went easily between areas that were not coterminous.
Iron Council
5
The licensing districts are coterminous with the Parliamentary electorates.
The Long White Cloud: "Ao Tea Roa"
6
His fate, he thinks, is coterminous with divine will.
The tudors: the complete story of england's most notorious dynas...
7
What is certain is that he deploys the standard defence: anti-Zionism is not coterminous with antisemitism.
The Guardian
8
Court districts and circuits straddle the boundaries of the Gaeltacht rather than being coterminous with it.
The Irish Times
9
Their life-history may even be coterminous with that of the individual, and if destroyed they are not replaced.
The Nervous Child
10
Though part of the losses to Europe will be permanent, her chief loss will be coterminous with the war.
The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol. 1, ...
11
M. Pashitch, therefore, was determined to have the new southern boundary of Servia coterminous with the northern boundary of Greece.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 21 / The Recent Da...
12
It is coterminous with a spatial distribution of wealth and power, which is sometimes too simply called "the north-south divide".
The Guardian
13
There, though often invisible in a bush or a scratch of grass, is the desired thing: the magical and miraculously coterminous critter.
The Guardian
14
It was no longer the official state church (whereby church and state law were coterminous) and would receive no further public funding.
The Irish Times
15
There is a secure outdoor play area and eight car-parking spaces available by way of a licence agreement, which runs coterminous with the lease.
The Irish Times
16
It is, however, more than a little unfortunate that the changing of the clock to Winter Time has arrived coterminous with the Covid regulations.
Independent.ie
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Coterminous through the time