Definition of coextensive in English:

coextensive

adjective ˌkəʊɪkˈstɛnsɪvˌkoʊəkˈstɛnsɪv

1Extending over the same area, extent, or time.
the control of conscious attention is not at all coextensive with information processing
Example sentencesExamples
- Educators often assumed that religious principles and biblical knowledge were coextensive with science, history, and languages.
- While the relationship of magic to science was not one of pure antagonism, neither were they coextensive.
- The range of problems they can handle will be coextensive with the range to which the human mind has been applied.
- He has this blinkered view in which the classic Darwinian question of adaptation is somehow becoming coextensive with all of evolutionary theory.
- I tend to get a bit spun if people ask me what I mean, since in terms of the way I interface with this forum, ‘what I mean’ is coextensive with ‘what I have written’.
- It is a collective term for the geographic and social varieties of English spoken in that part of the US roughly coextensive with the former slave-holding states.
- Acceptance ‘for the group’ with collective commitment can be viewed in this context as coextensive with acceptance in the we-mode.
- There was an Enlightenment tendency to believe that the same moral principles were to be found in every society, so universality must have seemed coextensive with humanity.
- The notion of personhood identifies a category of morally considerable beings that is thought to be coextensive with humanity.
- Although we all want laws which are moral, the legal and the moral are not the same thing: they are not coextensive domains.
- First, there are the promotional or attitude groups: these advocate a cause and their potential membership is, in theory, coextensive with the entire population.
- It certainly includes his notion of falsifiability, but it is hardly coextensive with it.
- So advertising is now officially coextensive with all media?
- The notion of the will, as I am employing it, is not coextensive with the notion of first-order desires.
- By plotting the enemy strongholds on the map it is at once evident that they are coextensive with two pathways.
- Indeed, once the principle is recognized, the relevant database is essentially coextensive with natural history.
- There is the mistaken belief that collective security is coextensive with the entire security structure, which it is not.
- The process of acquiring a self is coextensive with the socialization of a child.
- A speech community is not necessarily coextensive with a language community.
- It is of more than passing interest that for thousands of years economic international systems were not coextensive with military-political ones.
1. 1.1 (of a term) denoting the same referent as another.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are forced to rely on necessary truths because truth values cannot pick out synonymous pairs - otherwise you fail to account for coextensive terms.
  It is coextensive with general election, but is broader than special election.
  These terms are made coextensive with the temporal span of Maisie's childhood; as the preface puts it, ‘she wonders… to the end-the death of her childhood’.

Rhymes

apprehensive, comprehensive, defensive, expensive, extensive, intensive, offensive, ostensive, pensive, suspensive

Definition of coextensive in US English:

coextensive

adjectiveˌkōəkˈstensivˌkoʊəkˈstɛnsɪv

1Extending over the same space or time; corresponding exactly in extent.
Example sentencesExamples
- A speech community is not necessarily coextensive with a language community.
- He has this blinkered view in which the classic Darwinian question of adaptation is somehow becoming coextensive with all of evolutionary theory.
- Educators often assumed that religious principles and biblical knowledge were coextensive with science, history, and languages.
- The process of acquiring a self is coextensive with the socialization of a child.
- First, there are the promotional or attitude groups: these advocate a cause and their potential membership is, in theory, coextensive with the entire population.
- The notion of personhood identifies a category of morally considerable beings that is thought to be coextensive with humanity.
- It is a collective term for the geographic and social varieties of English spoken in that part of the US roughly coextensive with the former slave-holding states.
- So advertising is now officially coextensive with all media?
- The range of problems they can handle will be coextensive with the range to which the human mind has been applied.
- Acceptance ‘for the group’ with collective commitment can be viewed in this context as coextensive with acceptance in the we-mode.
- While the relationship of magic to science was not one of pure antagonism, neither were they coextensive.
- Although we all want laws which are moral, the legal and the moral are not the same thing: they are not coextensive domains.
- It certainly includes his notion of falsifiability, but it is hardly coextensive with it.
- There was an Enlightenment tendency to believe that the same moral principles were to be found in every society, so universality must have seemed coextensive with humanity.
- By plotting the enemy strongholds on the map it is at once evident that they are coextensive with two pathways.
- The notion of the will, as I am employing it, is not coextensive with the notion of first-order desires.
- I tend to get a bit spun if people ask me what I mean, since in terms of the way I interface with this forum, ‘what I mean’ is coextensive with ‘what I have written’.
- There is the mistaken belief that collective security is coextensive with the entire security structure, which it is not.
- It is of more than passing interest that for thousands of years economic international systems were not coextensive with military-political ones.
- Indeed, once the principle is recognized, the relevant database is essentially coextensive with natural history.
1. 1.1 (of a term) denoting the same referent as another.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are forced to rely on necessary truths because truth values cannot pick out synonymous pairs - otherwise you fail to account for coextensive terms.
  These terms are made coextensive with the temporal span of Maisie's childhood; as the preface puts it, ‘she wonders… to the end-the death of her childhood’.
  It is coextensive with general election, but is broader than special election.

单词	coextensive
释义	Definition of coextensive in English: coextensive adjective ˌkəʊɪkˈstɛnsɪvˌkoʊəkˈstɛnsɪv 1Extending over the same area, extent, or time. the control of conscious attention is not at all coextensive with information processing Example sentencesExamples Educators often assumed that religious principles and biblical knowledge were coextensive with science, history, and languages. While the relationship of magic to science was not one of pure antagonism, neither were they coextensive. The range of problems they can handle will be coextensive with the range to which the human mind has been applied. He has this blinkered view in which the classic Darwinian question of adaptation is somehow becoming coextensive with all of evolutionary theory. I tend to get a bit spun if people ask me what I mean, since in terms of the way I interface with this forum, ‘what I mean’ is coextensive with ‘what I have written’. It is a collective term for the geographic and social varieties of English spoken in that part of the US roughly coextensive with the former slave-holding states. Acceptance ‘for the group’ with collective commitment can be viewed in this context as coextensive with acceptance in the we-mode. There was an Enlightenment tendency to believe that the same moral principles were to be found in every society, so universality must have seemed coextensive with humanity. The notion of personhood identifies a category of morally considerable beings that is thought to be coextensive with humanity. Although we all want laws which are moral, the legal and the moral are not the same thing: they are not coextensive domains. First, there are the promotional or attitude groups: these advocate a cause and their potential membership is, in theory, coextensive with the entire population. It certainly includes his notion of falsifiability, but it is hardly coextensive with it. So advertising is now officially coextensive with all media? The notion of the will, as I am employing it, is not coextensive with the notion of first-order desires. By plotting the enemy strongholds on the map it is at once evident that they are coextensive with two pathways. Indeed, once the principle is recognized, the relevant database is essentially coextensive with natural history. There is the mistaken belief that collective security is coextensive with the entire security structure, which it is not. The process of acquiring a self is coextensive with the socialization of a child. A speech community is not necessarily coextensive with a language community. It is of more than passing interest that for thousands of years economic international systems were not coextensive with military-political ones. 1.1 (of a term) denoting the same referent as another. Example sentencesExamples We are forced to rely on necessary truths because truth values cannot pick out synonymous pairs - otherwise you fail to account for coextensive terms. It is coextensive with general election, but is broader than special election. These terms are made coextensive with the temporal span of Maisie's childhood; as the preface puts it, ‘she wonders… to the end-the death of her childhood’. Rhymes apprehensive, comprehensive, defensive, expensive, extensive, intensive, offensive, ostensive, pensive, suspensive Definition of coextensive in US English: coextensive adjectiveˌkōəkˈstensivˌkoʊəkˈstɛnsɪv 1Extending over the same space or time; corresponding exactly in extent. Example sentencesExamples A speech community is not necessarily coextensive with a language community. He has this blinkered view in which the classic Darwinian question of adaptation is somehow becoming coextensive with all of evolutionary theory. Educators often assumed that religious principles and biblical knowledge were coextensive with science, history, and languages. The process of acquiring a self is coextensive with the socialization of a child. First, there are the promotional or attitude groups: these advocate a cause and their potential membership is, in theory, coextensive with the entire population. The notion of personhood identifies a category of morally considerable beings that is thought to be coextensive with humanity. It is a collective term for the geographic and social varieties of English spoken in that part of the US roughly coextensive with the former slave-holding states. So advertising is now officially coextensive with all media? The range of problems they can handle will be coextensive with the range to which the human mind has been applied. Acceptance ‘for the group’ with collective commitment can be viewed in this context as coextensive with acceptance in the we-mode. While the relationship of magic to science was not one of pure antagonism, neither were they coextensive. Although we all want laws which are moral, the legal and the moral are not the same thing: they are not coextensive domains. It certainly includes his notion of falsifiability, but it is hardly coextensive with it. There was an Enlightenment tendency to believe that the same moral principles were to be found in every society, so universality must have seemed coextensive with humanity. By plotting the enemy strongholds on the map it is at once evident that they are coextensive with two pathways. The notion of the will, as I am employing it, is not coextensive with the notion of first-order desires. I tend to get a bit spun if people ask me what I mean, since in terms of the way I interface with this forum, ‘what I mean’ is coextensive with ‘what I have written’. There is the mistaken belief that collective security is coextensive with the entire security structure, which it is not. It is of more than passing interest that for thousands of years economic international systems were not coextensive with military-political ones. Indeed, once the principle is recognized, the relevant database is essentially coextensive with natural history. 1.1 (of a term) denoting the same referent as another. Example sentencesExamples We are forced to rely on necessary truths because truth values cannot pick out synonymous pairs - otherwise you fail to account for coextensive terms. These terms are made coextensive with the temporal span of Maisie's childhood; as the preface puts it, ‘she wonders… to the end-the death of her childhood’. It is coextensive with general election, but is broader than special election.
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