concurrently
/kənˈkʌrəntli
/adverb
At the same time; simultaneously: journal articles published concurrently with the exhibition...
- Both types of lead-tin yellow were employed by Venetian painters concurrently in the 16th century.
- Three museums in Connecticut are concurrently mounting Childe Hassam shows.
- This year, the armory show takes place concurrently with the home show on Pier 94.
- play (or sing or practise) scales
- play (or use) the —— card
- play out
- play-party
- playpen
- play-play
- play politics
- play possum
- play-pretty
- playroom
- playscape
- playscheme
- playschool
- play-season
- play second fiddle
- play-seer
- playset
- playshop
- play silly buggers
- playsome
- play someone along
- play someone false
- play someone off
- play someone out
- play someone's game