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Definition of concomitant :
An attendant circumstance.
Synonyms:
consecutive, incidental to, attendee, ensuant, meanwhile, appendix, accompanied, coexisting, incident, meeter, even as, consequent, accessory, as, serial, coincidence, support, attachment, appurtenance, nonessential, backup, accompaniment, appendage, successive, related to, sequential, conjunction, at the same time, attender, supplement, incidental, extension, addition, escort, resultant, all the time, coincidental, sequent, tender, while, complement, when, concurrence, addendum, co-occurrence, musical accompaniment, together
accompanying (part of speech: verb)
collateral, agreeing, conjoined, fellow, coupled with, coterminous, belonging, corollary, isochronal, attending, associated with, concordant, joint, coexistent, synergetic, contemporary, isochronous, synergistic, coactive, coefficient, conjoint, coordinate
simultaneous (part of speech: adjective)
coincident, concurrent, coeval, accompanying, contemporaneous, synchronous, simultaneous
relational (part of speech: adjective)
attendant, consanguine, affiliated, kindred, pertinent, correlative, associated, connected, relevant, akin, auxiliary, dependent, related, ancillary, germane, supplemental, analogous, adjunct, blood
Usage examples:
- Concomitant is a defective self- control. - "The Glands Regulating Personality", Louis Berman, M.D..
- With the Methodist movement, there was a concomitant growth of philanthropic activities by the Methodists. - "Our Legal Heritage, 4th Ed.", S. A. Reilly.
- And what are the implications in cases where increase of a structure can be of no service unless there is concomitant increase in many distant structures, which have to join it in performing the action for which it is useful? - "Essays: Scientific, Political, & Speculative, Vol. I", Herbert Spencer.