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coevous

/kəʊˈiːvəs/

coevous adjective: contemporary; of the same age.

Adjective

coevous (not comparable)

  1. (obsolete) contemporary; of the same age
    • some Other Thing Coevous to it1667, Robert South, a sermon preached upon Prov. X. 9. at Westminster Abbey
    Synonyms:
    coeval

Synonyms of coevous

Forms of coevous

alternative formcoaevous

Questions about coevous

What does coevous mean?
Coevous means contemporary; of the same age.
What part of speech is coevous?
Coevous is an adjective.
How do you pronounce coevous?
Coevous is pronounced /kəʊˈiːvəs/.

Words near coevous in the dictionary

  1. coevolve
  2. coevolved
  3. coevolves
  4. coevolving
  5. Coevorden
  6. coevous
  7. coexchangeable
  8. coexclusive
  9. coexecutant
  10. coexecutants
  11. coexecutor

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