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Meanings of coinciding in English

Occurring or operating at the same time.

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Usage of coinciding in English
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It's quite convenient this surprise trip is coinciding with the All-Ireland Final.
The Irish Times
2
It looked as if my official and personal interests were neatly coinciding.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
3
Hypoxemia improved, coinciding with the disappearance of right-to-left shunt by contrast echocardiography.
Pubmed
4
It was surreal to have it so completely coinciding with my pregnancy.
The Guardian
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The story is a long period of silence coinciding with Cain's inactivity.
The bourne identity
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It opens in Australia on May 19, coinciding with its Cannes screenings.
Reuters
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We are not coinciding with anything... politics comes and politics goes, said Li.
Reuters
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But a series of advances are coinciding to make such a system possible.
Wired
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It was an album coinciding with the life-changing journey that was beginning college.
Ebony
10
First off, two earthquakes coinciding with full moons is hardly scientific, statistically-sound evidence.
Wired
11
The upward spiral is coinciding with mounting signs of virus fatigue.
News.com.au
12
This sudden departure coinciding with my brother's return will be certainly commented on.
The Master of Ballantrae: A Winter's Tale
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By coinciding with the Lunar New Year holiday, Yun ensured a big television audience.
Reuters
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His voice, coinciding with a blast of wind, seemed to rattle the leaded glass.
The last page
15
These coinciding events tell a story about regional politics in the Middle East and Africa.
The Irish Times
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We found that all three family members were upregulated during postnatal development coinciding with synaptogenesis.
Pubmed
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Coinciding through the time
Coinciding across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common