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Occurring or operating at the same time.
concurrent
coincidental
coincident
coinciding
co-occurrent
cooccurring
synchronous
synchronic
synchronal
1
Just two months ago, Netflix debuted in 130 new
countries
-
another
simultaneous
launch.
2
Recovery of natural populations occurs often with
simultaneous
or subsequent range expansions.
3
So Barry did a
simultaneous
rendition of a very serious financial subject.
4
In contrast,
simultaneous
or reverse order exposure resulted in an antagonistic effect.
5
Around 800 staff from three Belfast hospitals held
simultaneous
lunchtime protests today.
6
The concept is these will be
simultaneous
,
said Zarif, speaking in English.
7
A
simultaneous
service will be held in Afghanistan for troops still there.
8
All seven bombers linked to the
near
-
simultaneous
attacks were Sri Lankan citizens.
9
Addition of DXR at day 5 was more effective than
simultaneous
exposure.
10
In 1755 Seignette of Dijon reports the
simultaneous
birth of nine children.
11
The coming to himself and the bursting of his case were
simultaneous
.
12
Patients with
simultaneous
cholecystectomy with splenorenal shunt and open cholecystectomy were excluded.
13
The already heavy concentration of
simultaneous
risks has gained even more heft.
14
The
simultaneous
existence of the most diversified types under identical circumstances .
15
There was a
simultaneous
movement on the part of the five lads.
16
This leg movement is
simultaneous
with the arm movement, as in Fig.
simultaneous
almost simultaneous
simultaneous attack
simultaneous movement
simultaneous detection
nearly simultaneous