Definition of: concomitant

(kon·kom′ə·tənt, kən-) adjective
Existing or occurring together; attendant. See synonyms under INCIDENTAL.
—noun An attendant circumstance. See synonyms under APPENDAGE, CIRCUMSTANCE. [<L concomitans, -antis, ppr. of concomitari <com- with + comitari accompany <comes companion]
—con·com′i·tance, con·com′i·tan·cy noun
—con·com′i·tant·ly adverb

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