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Meanings of nearly coeval in English
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Usage of nearly coeval in English
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The history of Winchester is nearly coeval with the Christian era.
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These hymns are probably nearly coeval with the Pentateuch.
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The parish church is nearly coeval with the introduction of Christianity into the north of England.
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The illuminations appear to be nearly coeval, and are of a soft and pleasing style of execution.
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The arguments which have hitherto appeared against the admission of music into education, are those which were nearly coeval with the society itself.
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Nearly coeval with the Doric was the Ionic order, invented by the Asiatic Greeks, still more graceful, though not so imposing.