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Several police incidents at the hotel kicked off the convention's we
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21 Mar 2024, 01:15
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Several ________ police incidents at the hotel kicked off the convention's weekend, sending waves of concern among participants.
| Two Answers |
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| A. coeval |
| B. reprobate |
| C. convivial | D. coincident | E. concomitant |
| F. dissident |
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Re: Several police incidents at the hotel kicked off the convention's we
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06 May 2024, 02:55
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Both coeval and coincident refer to events happening at the same time, and can describe the mentioned police incidents. Convivial describes something festive, a tone that does not match the concern and seriousness expressed in the sentence. Concomitant describes something that accompanies a sentence's subject, and does not have a paired term. Reprobate (hardened in sin) and dissident (rebellious) might describe police incidents, but the terms are not similar in meaning.
Both coeval and coincident refer to events happening at the same time, and can describe the mentioned police incidents. Convivial describes something festive, a tone that does not match the concern and seriousness expressed in the sentence. Concomitant describes something that accompanies a sentence's subject, and does not have a paired term. Reprobate (hardened in sin) and dissident (rebellious) might describe police incidents, but the terms are not similar in meaning.
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15 Sep 2024, 04:53
15 Sep 2024, 04:53
can someone please explain this ? and the proof for events happening at the same time? and why not concomitant that's also mean happening at a same time or interconnected ?
