side by side

1. Next to each other, close together, as in They were walking down the street side by side when the taxi jumped the curb, or In the new Russia communism and capitalism are trying to live side by side. [c. 1200]

Example Sentences

Ask ChatGPT whether AI will replace humans in the customer service industry, and it will offer a diplomatic answer, the summary of which is "they will work side by side".

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It also indicates that several kinds of tyrannosaurs may have lived side by side during the final million years before the asteroid impact that ended the age of dinosaurs.

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The city has always been a place of economic extremes, where great wealth and poverty exist side by side.

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Then they stood side by side, forming a wall, with their eyes locked on Roz.

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The actual footage of Isbell’s victim impact statement, set side by side with an actor’s recreation in “Monster,” is circulating on social media.

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Related Words

• collectively 
• in tandem www.thesaurus.com
• jointly 
• simultaneously 
• together