Along
Along adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
Simultaneously and along are semantically related. in together with topic. In some cases you can use "Simultaneously" instead an adverb "Along".
Simultaneously
Simultaneously adverb - At one and the same time.
Along and simultaneously are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Along" with "Simultaneously", this adverbs are similar.
Nearby Words: simultaneous, simultaneity
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- together and along
- together and simultaneously
- side by side and along
- side by side and simultaneously
- moreover and along
- moreover and simultaneously
- furthermore and along
- furthermore and simultaneously
- besides and along
- besides and simultaneously
- likewise and along
- likewise and simultaneously
- accompanying and along
- accompanying and simultaneously
Both words in one sentence
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The first meteor shower came along with Clark's ship (presumably dragged along in its wake), simultaneously explaining why no-one noticed an object from space impacting Earth.
Source: Kryptonite Is Everywhere -
During the climax of The Dark Knight, Batman has to take on the Joker, along with his goons and dogs, while simultaneously incapacitating S.W.A.T.
Source: Mêlée à Trois -
During episode 11's ending, the red and blue cards are shown simultaneously, along with the face of the cards on a third deck.
Source: Evolving Credits
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