Antonyms for concurrent
kənˈkɜr ənt, -ˈkʌr-con·cur·rent

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1. coincident, coincidental, coinciding, concurrent, co-occurrent, cooccurring, simultaneousadjective

   occurring or operating at the same time

   "a series of coincident events"

   Antonyms:
   asynchronous

   Synonyms:
   coinciding, coincident, coincidental, cooccurring, co-occurrent, simultaneous

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1. concominently

   legal convictions served one after the other.

   after being found guilty of setting four apartments on the same day in the same building, the defendant was found guilty of each charge and will serve jail time concomitantly.

   Submitted by rinat on January 31, 2016  

How to use concurrent in a sentence?

1. Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg:

   As we finish up flight tests we are concurrently completing development and rolling in incremental changes into the production aircraft, that does cause some schedule impacts as we get through flight test resolution. That concurrent approach, we think, it is by far the best answer for the company, our customers and our shareholders over the long run.

2. Naveen Patnaik:

   Law and order is a state subject. Please look up the three lists in the Indian constitution. The state list, central list and the concurrent list.

3. The FDA:

   The adverse events cannot with certainty be causally attributed to mifepristone because of concurrent use of other drugs, other medical or surgical treatments, co-existing medical conditions and information gaps about patient health status and clinical management of the patient.

4. Vandana Hari:

   Right now, the concurrent tightening of supply due to the additional Saudi cuts is adding to the tailwinds, brent may be well on its way to the $60 milestone.

5. John Cabrera:

   Didsomeone help her ? we always believe that there was someone who might have helped her. We do know that she actually used some of the tenants to dig some of the holes. We know she hired other people … But whether those who dug the holes ended up in them ? Did they dig their own graves ? I could n’t say. She was really good at using other people to get jobs done and taking advantage of them. Dorothea Puente passed away in 2011 at the Central California Women’s Facility at age 82 from natural causes. At the time, Dorothea Puente was serving two life sentences and a concurrent 15-year-to-life sentence. While Dorothea Puente was initially charged in nine deaths, the jury didn't reach verdicts in six of them. John Cabrera said the one lesson viewers will learn from the documentary is the classic and true saying – never judge a book by its cover. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP John Cabrera warned viewers not to judge a book by its cover. ( Oxygen).

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