Meaning & use
concomitantly
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happening or existing at the same time as something else; simultaneously and often as a related result.
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Sales rose, and concomitantly, so did customer complaints about shipping delays.
The disease often develops concomitantly with other metabolic disorders.
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Concomitantly is formal and common in academic or medical writing; it often implies that two things occur together as related events, not just by coincidence.
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