Concomitant
Concomitant adjective - Present at the same time and place.
Usage example: an improvement in the facilities led to a concomitant improvement in morale
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Synonyms for Concomitant
Resulting and concomitant are semantically related. in resultant topic. In some cases you can use "Resulting" instead an adjective "Concomitant".
Nearby Word: concomitance
Resulting
Concomitant and resulting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Concomitant" instead an adjective "Resulting".
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Related pairs
- result and concomitant
- result and resulting
- effect and concomitant
- effect and resulting
- consequent and concomitant
- consequent and resulting
- subordinate and concomitant
- subordinate and resulting
- attendant and concomitant
- attendant and resulting
- secondary and concomitant
- secondary and resulting
- indirect and concomitant
- indirect and resulting
Both words in one sentence
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The strategic emergency and concomitant manpower shortage resulting from the losses in mid-1944 required the creation of infantry divisions that economized on personnel and emphasized defensive strength over offensive strength.
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