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concomitant

/kənˈkɒmɪtənt/

C2CEFR level
70/100Rarity: rare
FormalRegister

General adjective

Naturally accompanying or occurring together with something else.

Rapid growth brought a concomitant rise in inequality.

Similar: attendant, accompanying, associated

Topic: Advanced English in General English

Medicine adjective

Occurring or existing alongside something else, especially as a related effect.

The referral letter noted the concomitant weight loss reported during the same period.

Similar: accompanying, coexisting

Topic: Clinical consultation in Medical English

Rarity runs from 0 (a word everyone knows) to 100 (almost never seen outside specialist or literary writing). Level is the word's real difficulty on the CEFR scale, from A1 to C2.

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