contemporaneous
[kuhn-tem-puh-rey-nee-uhs]
adjective
living or occurring during the same period of time; contemporary.
Origin of contemporaneous
Synonyms for contemporaneous
Synonym study
See contemporary.
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Related Words for contemporaneously
simultaneously, jointly, closely, collectively, unitedly, combined, commonly, mutually, unanimously, concurrently, coincidentally, concertedly, concomitantly, contemporaneously, synchronically, synchronouslyExamples from the Web for contemporaneously
Contemporary Examples of contemporaneously
Indeed, Reed was contemporaneously chronicling—not so much celebrating—bad old New York.
Weren’t Those the Bad Old Days? The Poison of New York City NostalgiaMichael Moynihan
January 6, 2014
Historical Examples of contemporaneously
Contemporaneously with him flourished Protogenes and Nicias.
Museum of AntiquityL. W. Yaggy
Contemporaneously with the work-song, the cult-song makes its appearance.
Elements of Folk PsychologyWilhelm Wundt
What second departure was contemporaneously perceived by him similarly, if differently?
UlyssesJames Joyce
Contemporaneously, also, there were other propitious events.
History of the Conflict Between Religion and ScienceJohn William Draper
Contemporaneously with the supper came a four-wheeler with a man and a woman in it.
Penelope's English ExperiencesKate Douglas Wiggin
contemporaneous
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