adjective

concurrent

concurrent, simultaneous, parallel

He is serving two concurrent prison sentences.

He is serving two concurrent prison sentences.

The two events were concurrent.

The two events were concurrent.

concurrent ((with sth.)) happening at the same time as something else The exhibition is concurrent with the festival.

Synonyms: simultaneous, parallel; Antonyms: sequential, consecutive

From Latin 'con-' (together) + 'currere' (to run). Literally 'running together'.

Imagine two 'currents' in a river 'running' alongside each other at the same time.

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