coincident in Polish

coincident in Polish is równoczesny — coincident means describes two or more objects that are in the same place.

równoczesny

adj

Of two or more events: occurring at the same time; contemporaneous.

What does "coincident" mean?

adj Describes two or more objects that are in the same place.
"The primary cause of the ocean currents, and of the prevailing winds which are associated with them, is the rotation of the earth. The plot of the Atlantic currents and Atlantic winds is almost, though not quite, coincident."
adj Describes two or more events that happen at the same time.
"General trends, like the coincident decline of the nation-state and the growth of antisemitism, can hardly ever be explained satisfactorily by one reason or by one cause alone."
adj Describes two or more things that match or agree with each other.
adj Going along with something else, usually followed by 'to'.

The primary cause of the ocean currents, and of the prevailing winds which are associated with them, is the rotation of the earth. The plot of the Atlantic currents and Atlantic winds is almost, though not quite, coincident.
General trends, like the coincident decline of the nation-state and the growth of antisemitism, can hardly ever be explained satisfactorily by one reason or by one cause alone.
Duverger's health declined. He seemed unable to shake the bronchitis and the coincident infections it opened him to.

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What is "coincident" in Polish?

"coincident" in Polish is równoczesny. coincident means: Describes two or more objects that are in the same place.

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