concurrent
adjective
noun
Origin of concurrent
Related Words for concurrent
circumstantial, coeval, coincident, concerted, concomitant, incidental, parallel, synchronous, contemporaneous, coexisting, synchronal, allied, compatible, confluent, consistent, convergent, cooperating, harmonious, joined, like-mindedExamples from the Web for concurrent
Contemporary Examples of concurrent
There were more than 40 concurrent parties being held in the city.
“Their assessment was concurrent with our own experience in Iowa,” says Waldron, simply.
Exclusive: Congressional Ethics Probe Adds to Michele Bachmann’s Political WoesJohn Avlon
March 25, 2013
And a series of concurrent, related developments have significantly reduced the utility of the gasoline tax.
A concurrent change in the economy that administers a sharp lesson on the consequences of trying to out-plan free markets.
This meant playing up the restrictions on its power and emphasizing the “concurrent” authority of the states.
Historical Examples of concurrent
With equal and concurrent care they are to "pursue sanctification."
Messages from the Epistle to the HebrewsHandley C.G. Moule
A concurrent drift begins which is subject to later correction.
FolkwaysWilliam Graham Sumner
We like leaving the words to elucidate the concurrent action.
Somehow GoodWilliam de Morgan
The compact was to be carried out, not by treaty, but by concurrent legislation.
The Canadian DominionOscar D. Skelton
Religious sympathy rarely leads men to engage in important wars, unless it has the support of other concurrent motives.