co-occurv.
intransitive. To occur together or simultaneously.
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the world > time > relative time > simultaneity or contemporaneousness > be simultaneous [verb (intransitive)]
convene?1541
concur1596
synchronizec1624
contemporatea1638
contemporize1643
coincidate1657
conterminate1664
tryst1669
coexista1676
coincide1809
date1821
simultane1897
co-occur1957
1957 Z. S. Harris in Language 33 286 The particular combinations of morphemes which co-occur in various instances of a construction are those which satisfy it.
1960 Amer. Speech 35 243 Recurrences of differently identical phonemic sequences co-occur with the same bound and free forms as do the members of the first set.
1964 D. Crystal & R. Quirk Syst. Prosodic & Paraling. Features Eng. iv. 47 It seems usual for either of the transition modes..to co-occur with the ‘rhythmic’ pole of the first type of contrast.
Derivatives
co-oˈccurring adj.
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the world > time > relative time > simultaneity or contemporaneousness > [adjective]
altogether?c1400
concurrent1495
contemporana1500
unison1582
coincident1598
coetaneal1614
coactivea1616
contemporal1621
synchronisticalc1624
coetanean1625
coetaneous1649
coinstantanean1652
synchronical1652
simultal1654
contemporary1656
contemporaneous1659
simultaneousa1660
coevous1660
synchronal1660
coexistent1662
implicit1662
synchronous1669
coexistinga1676
synchronistic1685
coeval1714
contemporany1721
synchronizinga1727
joint1765
coinstantaneous1768
consentaneous1775
coinciding1786
conterminating1805
synchronic1833
coincidental1845
parallel1859
homochronous1876
monochronic1905
co-occurring1951
co-occurrent1954
1951 Z. S. Harris Methods in Struct. Ling. vi. 52 Others of their components (e.g. tone) are members of another co-occurring morpheme.
1964 D. Crystal & R. Quirk Syst. Prosodic & Paraling. Features Eng. iii. 34 Vocal effects that are the result of certain co-occurring activities of the vocal organs.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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