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simultaneous
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Definition at the same time
  • It is published in simultaneous print and electronic editions.
simultaneous = at the same time
  • The store provides shoppers with a simultaneous art/music experience.
    • simultaneous = at the same time
  • Simultaneous equations get their name from the fact that they need to be solved at the same time rather than sequentially.
  • Simultaneous engineering assures that designers, quality engineers and other players are in continuous communication so they can work on the project at the same time.
  • The source of the trouble appeared to be that Napoleon and Mr. Pilkington had each played an ace of spades simultaneously.
    George Orwell  --  Animal Farm
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Lightning and thunder again, almost simultaneously.
    Nicholas Sparks  --  Message in a Bottle
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Her face was burning and there was a dogged ache in her arms and legs—a numbness that was simultaneously painful and exhausting.
    Markus Zusak  --  The Book Thief
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Both reached him simultaneously.
    Ray Bradbury  --  Fahrenheit 451
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Mr. and Mrs. Samsa were struck, almost simultaneously, with the thought of how their daughter was blossoming into a well built and beautiful young lady.
    Franz Kafka  --  Metamorphosis
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one's mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them.
    George Orwell  --  1984
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • It was the sensation of being simultaneously resurrected and buried within the same breath.
    Alice Sebold  --  The Lovely Bones
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Ten thousand caps were simultaneously removed.
    Elie Wiesel  --  Night
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • All three take off their hats simultaneously, press their hands to their foreheads, concentrate.
    Samuel Beckett  --  Waiting for Godot
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • She wasn't one of them, by any means, and I think that was probably what the other women simultaneously admired and despised the most.
    Jill McCorkle  --  Ferris Beach
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Simultaneously the engine whistled sharply and the train began to move,
    F. Scott Fitzgerald  --  Tender is the Night
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • I nodded, and simultaneously another woman appeared, with bare feet.
    Sue Monk Kidd  --  The Secret Life of Bees
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • The others laughed, and I found myself smiling and wincing simultaneously.
    Nicholas Sparks  --  Dear John
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • Their necks were shaved to a hairline, as though the recent and simultaneous barbers had had a chalk-line like Cash's. "Is it the pistols you're laughing at?"
    William Faulkner  --  As I Lay Dying
    • simultaneous = at the same time
  • It's as if they operate in two realities simultaneously.
    Laurie Halse Anderson  --  Speak
    • simultaneously = at the same time
  • This was a lot like that, except that the English translations were going on simultaneously in her head.
    Jane Yolen  --  The Devils Arithmetic
simultaneously = at the same time

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