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concomitant

concomitant
AdjectiveNoun

This term describes a relationship of simultaneous occurrence where one thing is an inevitable or natural byproduct of another. It carries a clinical, academic, or formal tone, often appearing in scientific papers, legal documents, or sociological analyses to describe correlations without necessarily claiming a direct cause-and-effect mechanism.

When used as a noun, it refers to the accompanying phenomenon itself. Unlike a simple coincidence, a concomitant implies a systemic link, suggesting that the two events are bound together by a shared origin or a logical sequence of events.

Meanings

Adjectiveconcomitant
[~ something]

Naturally accompanying or associated with another event, circumstance, or phenomenon.

The increase in productivity was accompanied by a concomitant rise in employee stress.

Nounconcomitant

A thing that happens or exists at the same time as something else, typically as a result of it.

The loss of sleep is a common concomitant of chronic anxiety.

Examples

The increase in productivity was accompanied by a concomitant rise in employee stress.

Business

The increase in productivity was accompanied by a concomitant rise in employee stress.

High blood pressure is often a concomitant of chronic kidney disease.

Health

High blood pressure is often a concomitant of chronic kidney disease.

The new law brought with it several concomitant restrictions on free speech.

none

The new law brought with it several concomitant restrictions on free speech.

I wonder if the fame is worth the concomitant loss of privacy.

none

I wonder if the fame is worth the concomitant loss of privacy.

Economic growth and the concomitant environmental degradation are closely linked.

History

Economic growth and the concomitant environmental degradation are closely linked.

The fever was a concomitant symptom of the viral infection.

Health

The fever was a concomitant symptom of the viral infection.

Rapid urbanization often leads to a concomitant increase in housing costs.

none

Rapid urbanization often leads to a concomitant increase in housing costs.

The treaty provided for a reduction in tariffs and the concomitant removal of trade barriers.

Business

The treaty provided for a reduction in tariffs and the concomitant removal of trade barriers.

Every great power shift in history has had its concomitant social upheaval.

History

Every great power shift in history has had its concomitant social upheaval.

Related Words

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