concurrent
/kənˈkɜrənt/
adjective
- Existing, happening, or done at the same time.
- She took concurrent classes in history and art last semester.
- The two concerts were concurrent, so we had to choose one.
- The company faced concurrent challenges of rising costs and falling sales.
- In agreement or harmony.
- The judge issued a concurrent opinion, agreeing with the majority decision.
- The committee members were concurrent in their support for the new policy.
- Our opinions on the matter are concurrent, so we can move forward.
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noun
- One that acts in conjunction with another; a contributing factor.
- The study identified multiple concurrents of the economic downturn.
- In the accident, several concurrents led to the final outcome.
- The storm and the power outage were concurrents that caused the blackout.