coexistence
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- noun
- /ˌkoʊɪɡˈzɪstəns/
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coexistencia
- Your statesmen and politicians keep talking about peaceful coexistence, but here in our milieu, we really practice it.
- peaceful coexistence
- harmonious coexistence
- mutual coexistence
So we have a very peaceful coexistence where they pretend it never happened.
- So we have a very peaceful coexistence where they pretend it never happened.
- Fractures based on the idea that the universal principles of democracy, human rights and peaceful coexistence are negotiable.
- They chose to prioritise the killing of their neighbours and the nurturing of hate about their neighbours over the teaching of peace and coexistence with their neighbours.
- It is the coexistence of these various aspects that in one lifetime it is possible if one takes the kind of risks which I took, which are colossal.
Examples
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I accept in the name of goodwill, with hope for peaceful coexistence of our two worlds.
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You and I, Alison Palmer, we have, somehow, a long life of peaceful coexistence.
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But you have the right to the peaceful coexistence in your home with your wife.
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So we have a very peaceful coexistence where they pretend it never happened.
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And if he can't, he needs to find a path towards coexistence, however difficult that is.
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He's not only proof that coexistence is possible, he is the key to it.
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If we're to live together in peaceful coexistence... there must be a certain amount of give-and-take.
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In this era, humanity needs to learn the importance of coexistence and the dignity entailed in being human.
Academic text (2015) -
As Wande Abimbola has observed, "there is no peaceful coexistence between the two powers."
Academic text (2008) -
In this era, humanity needs to learn the importance of coexistence and the dignity entailed in being human.
Antonyms
How Peaceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Coexistence comes from the small part co- meaning 'together' and the word exist meaning 'to be'. So to coexist is to 'be together', and coexistence is the state of living or existing together, often peacefully despite differences.