coexIstent

& s. [Pref. co = con, and ex istent (q. v.).] A. As adj.: Existing at the same time with another; coexisting. "The simplest extension therefore, as that of a line, tions must be regarded as a certain series of coexistent pos i..."-H. Spencer: Psychology, p. 297. Followed by with ; rarely by to . †B. As subst .: That which coexists with another. ". so every property of an object has an invari. able coexistent , which he called its Form."- Mill : Logic , bk. iii., ch. xxii., § 4. *co-ex-is-tim-ā'-tion, s. [Pref. co=con, and exist i mat i on (q. v.).] A union in opinions or views; unanimity or agreement. IMG:content-0089.jpg:[blocks in formation] *cō-ěx-pand', v . t . or i. [Pref. co=con, and expand (q v.).] To expand or spread at the same time or equally with another. "God is a mind coexpanded with and intimately pervading the material universe." -Remarks on Cato, or E ay on Old Age , 1773, p. 276. *cō-ěx-păn-děd, pa . par . or a . [COEXPAND.] cō-ěx-těnd', v . t . . [Pref.co=con, and extend (q. v.).] A. Trans.: To cause to extend or reach to the same place, time, or duration, as another. "Every motion is, in some sort, coextended with the body moved."-Grew: Cosmologia . B. In trans .: To reach to or attain the same place, time, or duration as another. cō-ěx-těnd'-ěd, pa. par. or a. [COEXTEND.] co-ex-těnd'-ing, pr. par. or a. [COEXTEND.]