concomitant
/kənˈkɒmɪtənt/adjective
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सहवर्ती, साथ-साथ होने वाला
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formal
happening at the same time as something else, especially because one thing is related to or causes the other
सहवर्ती, साथ-साथ होने वाला
- war and its concomitant suffering
- Rapid growth in cities brings concomitant problems like traffic and noise.
- Rising incomes have a concomitant rise in demand for cars.
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- The concomitant risks of the plan were not discussed.
- He accepted the job and its concomitant responsibilities.
- Fame and its concomitant pressures changed her life.
Synonyms accompanying attendant associated related concurrent
Opposite unrelated separate independent
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[C] formal
a thing that happens at the same time as something else
सहवर्ती वस्तु
- Stress is a concomitant of exam preparation.
- Loss of sleep is often a concomitant of anxiety.
- Tiredness is a common concomitant of long journeys.
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- Noise is an unavoidable concomitant of living near a station.
- Higher prices were a concomitant of the shortage.
Synonyms accompaniment corollary adjunct attendant
≈Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms
accompanying attendant associated related concurrent accompaniment corollary adjunct
Antonyms
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con·com·i·tant
With -com-i-tant (not 'concomitent').
-com-i-tant के साथ ('concomitent' गलत है)।
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Keep the happening-together words together: concomitant (happening together, often connected), concurrent (happening at the same time), simultaneous (at exactly the same moment), attendant (accompanying: 'attendant risks'), corollary (a natural result of something).
साथ होने के शब्द साथ याद रखिए: concomitant (साथ होने वाला, प्रायः संबंधित), concurrent (एक ही समय पर), simultaneous (ठीक एक ही क्षण), attendant (साथ आने वाला: 'attendant risks'), corollary (किसी चीज़ का स्वाभाविक परिणाम)।