contemporaneously

Examples

• All

• Almost contemporaneously, Anderson's lawsuits in Minnesota magnified the national picture.

  Academic text (2007)

• Patients were recruited consecutively from the lipid clinic, and controls were recruited from among hospital staff and studied contemporaneously.

  Academic text (1992)

• France draws largely on videos shot contemporaneously, as well as newly shot interviews with surviving ACT UP members.

  Blog text (27)

• William and Adso live contemporaneously with the beginnings of modern science.

  Blog text (14)

• Both Pakistan and Israel contemporaneously emerged as the Western colonial powers retreated from areas of the world that had been under their dominion.

  Academic text (2002)

• Congress's understanding of the lawfulness and authority of military commissions was contemporaneously endorsed by the executive branch.

  Academic text (2018)

• In fact, Cohen contemporaneously devoted two scholarly articles to defending the theses of chapter 7.

  Academic text (1994)

• The broad conception of speech also contemporaneously informs pressing debates about police cameras, internet blogs, corporate financing of political campaigns, and protests near abortion clinics.

  Academic text (2017)

• The two artists worked contemporaneously, creating influential pieces in the same decade.

• Historical events were documented contemporaneously, providing a clear record of the time.

Synonyms

A

at the same time

vscontemporaneously

∞ 1.0

During the same time or moment

is more formal and used in written or scholarly contexts

M

meanwhile

vscontemporaneously

∞ 1.6

While something else is happening

denotes ordinary coexistence within a period rather than marking an intervening time

A

at once

vscontemporaneously

287 1.8

At the same time

is about timing within the same period, not urgency or immediacy

S

simultaneously

vscontemporaneously

209 4.2

At the same time

is used for events occurring during a period rather than one exact instant

A

at one time

vscontemporaneously

32 2.5

Happening at the same time

is about general co-occurrence over a period rather than one definite moment

C

concomitantly

vscontemporaneously

• Formal

1 8.6

At the same time as something else

focuses on general same timing without implying a connection between events

S

synchronously

vscontemporaneously

1 6.4

Happens at the same time as something else

describes same period but not necessarily coordinated in rhythm or alignment

C

contemporarily

vscontemporaneously

7.0

At the same time as something else

is an alternate word form used for the same temporal meaning

S

synchronically

vscontemporaneously

7.9

Happening at the same time as other things

is broader, covering events during the same period without matched order

S

synchronistically

vscontemporaneously

9.2

In a way that happens at the same time as something else

focuses on occurrence within the same period without stressing the relation

C

coincidently

vscontemporaneously

4.3

Happening at the same time as something else

simply states temporal overlap without implying chance or lack of connection

Antonyms

A

asynchronously

1 7.3

At different times so things do not need to wait for each other

How Simultaneous

simultaneously

209 4.2

contemporaneously

2 8.4

together

511 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology