Contemporaneous

kon-tem-po-rā′ne-us, adj. living, happening, or being at the same time.— n. Contempo ranē′ity ( geol. ), does not imply that two systems were precisely synchronous, but merely that each occupies the same relative position in the succe ion of systems.— adv. Con temp orā′neously .— ns. Con temp orā′neousne ; Contem′porarine .— adj. Contem′porary , contemporaneous, occupying the same period ( with ).— n. one who lives at the same time: a rival newspaper or magazine.— v.t. Contem′porise , to make contemporary in mind. [L. con , together, and temp or ane us — temp us , time.]