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contemporaneous
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contemporaneous adjective coeval, coexistent, coincident, coinciding, coinstantaneous, concurrent, concurring, contemporary, correspondent, corresponding, quod eodem tempore est, simultaneous, synchronal, synchronistic, synchronous
Associated concepts: contemporaneous agreement, connemporaneous declaration, contemporaneous exposition, contemporaneous forgeries, contemporaneous memorannum, contemporaneous transaction
See also: coincidental, concomitant, concurrent, current, present, simultaneous


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The immediacy of his diction and the grit of spiky consonants generate a contemporaneousness that swallows human and geologic history and digests them in a rush of images.
The skills of the scribbler are not necessarily those which make for the historian: by nature, there is more contemporaneousness about the former than the latter and more than a whiff of scandal (or 'scoundrel'?
Sometimes, contemporaneousness is almost synonymous with coincidence.
 
 
 
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