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Meanings of coexist in English

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Usage of coexist in English
1
Work or family, because I don't think they can coexist any longer.
The perfect woman
2
Rules that allowed two alpha males to coexist for the common good.
Seven up
3
We coexist in a state of forced accommodation, yielding only as necessary.
Devil Bones
4
I only ask that you allow Cylons to coexist peacefully with mankind.
Book Three: The Final Exodus
5
Logic dictates that the food service business and I cannot peacefully coexist.
Dying for Dinner (A Cooking Class Mystery)
6
With the right protections in place, perhaps the two worlds can coexist.
Wired
7
If both really can coexist, then the relationship should go both ways.
The Guardian
8
It has been reported that hypertension and obesity often coexist with hyperuricemia.
Pubmed
9
Features of migraine and muscle contraction headache often coexist in these individuals.
Pubmed
10
The two realities coexist in my captivated attention, like two mingled vapours.
The book of disquiet
11
In practice, older technologies are quite resilient and can coexist with new ones.
The Guardian
12
Although generally considered as mutually exclusive, violence and sleep can coexist.
Pubmed
13
This way, real establishments can coexist with fictional constructs without creating unnecessary confusion.
Wired
14
Postfire persistence, recruitment and immigration allow species with different life histories to coexist.
Pubmed
15
Or at least understand enough to coexist in peace and maybe exchange ideas.
Beyond The Frontier: Invincible
16
It's the place where great music can coexist regardless of genre.
Ebony
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Coexist through the time
Coexist across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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