contemporaneous

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcontemporaneouscon‧tem‧po‧ra‧ne‧ous /kənˌtempəˈreɪniəs/ adjective TIME/AT THE SAME TIME formal happening or done in the same period of time SYN contemporarycontemporaneous with Built in the 13th century, the chapels are contemporaneous with many of the great Gothic cathedrals. —contemporaneously adverb —contemporaneity /kənˌtempərəˈniːəti/ noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpuscontemporaneous• The basin formation was associated with contemporaneous acid volcanism.• Vertical dashed lines enclose periods of contemporaneous high lake levels and elevated geothermal activity on rift volcanoes.• These were approximately contemporaneous invasions; and the legends celebrating their victories were developed simultaneously too.• All life is contemporaneous, is now.• The controversy ran contemporaneous with a delicate question of authority.• Symptoms of reversion to primitive superstition about death are contemporaneous with Romanticism.contemporaneous with• The bones are contemporaneous with some of the earliest human fossils.Origin contemporaneous (1600-1700) Latin contemporaneus, from com- ( → COM-) + tempus “time”

单词	contemporaneous
释义	contemporaneous From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcontemporaneouscon‧tem‧po‧ra‧ne‧ous /kənˌtempəˈreɪniəs/ adjective TIME/AT THE SAME TIME formal happening or done in the same period of time SYN contemporarycontemporaneous with Built in the 13th century, the chapels are contemporaneous with many of the great Gothic cathedrals. —contemporaneously adverb —contemporaneity /kənˌtempərəˈniːəti/ noun [uncountable]Examples from the Corpuscontemporaneous• The basin formation was associated with contemporaneous acid volcanism.• Vertical dashed lines enclose periods of contemporaneous high lake levels and elevated geothermal activity on rift volcanoes.• These were approximately contemporaneous invasions; and the legends celebrating their victories were developed simultaneously too.• All life is contemporaneous, is now.• The controversy ran contemporaneous with a delicate question of authority.• Symptoms of reversion to primitive superstition about death are contemporaneous with Romanticism.contemporaneous with• The bones are contemporaneous with some of the earliest human fossils.Origin contemporaneous (1600-1700) Latin contemporaneus, from com- ( → COM-) + tempus “time”
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