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Meanings of almost contemporaneous in English
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Usage of almost contemporaneous in English
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The termination of the war and the rise of Arminianism were almost contemporaneous.
2
Discussion of the almost contemporaneous death of Mrs. Charmond abroad had waxed and waned.
3
But the addition is almost contemporaneous with the publication of the Gospel itself.]
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She had been back only a day-herabsence had been almost contemporaneous with his engagement.
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Thus we have Cæsar raising a Gallic legion almost contemporaneous with his conquest of Gaul.
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Michael Angelo and Campanella represent widely sundered, though almost contemporaneous, moments in the evolution of the Italian genius.
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The coöperative movement is the same question seen from another angle, and is almost contemporaneous with our earliest hospitals.
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Their recognition was almost contemporaneous.
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Now began a period which can have no complete parallel in earlier history, save the almost contemporaneous parallel of California.
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He came to the throne in 1556, and his reign, which lasted until 1605, was almost contemporaneous with that of Queen Elizabeth.