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concurrent

Pronunciation: [kənˈkʌr.ənt]

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Learn how to use concurrent in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “time”

(adjective) when two or more things happen at the same time. Imagine having lunch while watching your favorite show; those activities are concurrent because they are happening together.

Example

The two meetings are concurrent, so I can listen to both at the same time.

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The event was not concurrent with our schedule, so we had to choose one to attend.

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Are the classes concurrent, or do they take place at different times?

Context: “comparison”

(adjective) when things exist or occur at the same time or are similar in some way. Think of different paths in a park that run next to each other; they are concurrent paths.

Example

The studies showed concurrent results, meaning they found the same answers as the previous research.

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The two projects are unrelated and not concurrent, each having its own goals.

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Are the findings of the two experiments concurrent with each other?

How to pronounce concurrent

Pronunciation: [kənˈkʌr.ənt]

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