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Being of equal extent or scope or duration.
conterminous
coterminous
commensurate
1
The graveyard, or what remains of it, is
coextensive
with the grove.
2
Parthia Proper, however, was at no time
coextensive
with the region described.
3
The reputation of Mr. Prescott was now
coextensive
with the realm of scholarship.
4
But this limit of power is not
coextensive
with any system of morals.
5
For every predicate must either be
coextensive
with its subject or not, i.e.
6
The Underground Railroad was never
coextensive
with the abolition movement.
7
Your treasure-houses shall be
coextensive
with the garnered riches of your friends and lovers.
8
Probate districts, not
coextensive
with the counties, exist, with appeal to the Superior Court.
9
But this is very far from being
coextensive
with right.
10
There is also another way of putting the matter: the good is
coextensive
with approbation.
11
Crime and sin, every theologian admits, are not
coextensive
.
12
Polygyny, indeed, is closely related with the institution of slavery and is practically
coextensive
with it.
13
Sleep is now popularly known to be
coextensive
with Life,-inseparablefrom vital existence of whatever grade.
14
Mr. Gilfillan, who for fourteen years has worthily occupied a parish
coextensive
with the Chippewa Nation.
15
The parish of the priest was
coextensive
with the holding of one landlord and was his chaplain.
16
Its development is
coextensive
with the origin and growth of Congregationalism, even with that of Protestantism itself.
coextensive
apparently coextensive
as coextensive
deem coextensive
make coextensive
necessarily coextensive