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co-aˈppear, v. rare. [co- 1.] intr. To appear together or in conjunction. So co-aˈppearance, † co-appaˈrition.
1635Quarles Embl. ii. i. (1718) 65 Heaven's scornful flames and thine can never co-appear. 1655–60Stanley Hist. Philos. (1701) 64/1 The Co-apparition of wandering Stars. Ibid. 464/2 The co-apparition of Planets. 1697J. Serjeant Solid Philos. 228 The Co-appearance, Co-existence, and..the Competition of the Contrary Motives. |