Law. Covering the same ground (hence, in the case of titles = conflicting); having authority or jurisdiction on the same matters; co-ordinate.

Law. Relating to, or dependent on, the discretion of an arbiter, arbitrator, or other legally-recognized authority; discretionary, not fixed.

Designating a judge, court, or power analogous to that of the ancient Roman praetor, esp. a Court of Equity. Obsolete.

Philosophy and Theology. Belonging to the ‘habit’ or inward disposition (see habit, n. 8); inherent or latent in the mental constitution.

Relating to the rule or jurisdiction of a civil-law magistrate or praetor (praetor, n. 1). Now spec. (in form pretorial) relating to a superior…