concomitant (kõkómítãt)

adjective
/kənˈkɒmɪtənt/
concomitant (concomitant)

Signification

Naturally accompanying or associated with something.
Traduction de la signification
Naturellement associé ou lié à quelque chose.
naturellement associé ou lié à quelque chose

Phrases d'exemple

Increased stress is often concomitant with long working hours.

Le stress accru est souvent concomitant avec de longues heures de travail.
Le stress accru est souvent concomitant avec de longues heures de travail.

Synonymes

accompanying, attendant, coincident, simultaneous, related

Antonymes

independent, separate, unrelated

Collocations

concomitant effect, concomitant factor, concomitant symptoms, concomitant risks

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