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concomitantly

concomitantly adverb: at the same time as something else.

Adverb

concomitantly (comparative more concomitantly, superlative most concomitantly)

  1. At the same time as something else.
    • The focus of lexicographers of Indian English has to date been on nativised lexis and borrowings, that is, Indianisms. Concomitantly, their focus has been entirely off all other lexis.2012, James Lambert, “Beyond Hobson-Jobson: A new lexicography for Indian English”, in World Englishes, page 306
  2. Incidentally to something else.

Forms of concomitantly

comparativemore concomitantly
superlativemost concomitantly

Origin of concomitantly

From concomitant + -ly.

Questions about concomitantly

What does concomitantly mean?
Concomitantly means at the same time as something else.
What part of speech is concomitantly?
Concomitantly is an adverb.

Words near concomitantly in the dictionary

  1. concomitance
  2. concomitances
  3. concomitancies
  4. concomitancy
  5. concomitant
  6. concomitantly
  7. concomitants
  8. concomitate
  9. concomitated
  10. concomitates
  11. concomitating

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