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Meanings of coincide in English
Usage of coincide in English
1
Icon has changed its financial year to coincide with the calendar year.
2
He says a vote on the issue should coincide with the elections.
3
No one ever said the law had to coincide with military terminology.
4
TalkTalk will issue a trading statement to coincide with its annual meeting.
5
The regional council has highlighted the case to coincide with biosecurity month.
6
These verses partly coincide verbally with the previous indictment in Amos ii.
7
Longer term AQAP's interests do not coincide with those of the tribes.
8
These tensions coincide with potential acquiescence by China on other substantive issues.
9
Each team does have a bye week, but those weeks don't coincide.
10
Peters timed his press conference to coincide precisely with the SFO's announcement.
11
But this system did not coincide with the ideas of Major Bach.
12
The findings coincide with the launch of ICCRA's new E-Way 2040 campaign.
13
And the current rains coincide with a sense of optimism about Katine.
14
Here, apparently, was that rare defining moment when art and ethics coincide.
15
To coincide with the conference ActionAid conducted a survey of Irish consumers.
16
The pulsations of the hearts of both coincide exactly under ordinary circumstances.
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Coincide through the time
Coincide across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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