coadjacent (koajasent)

[ contiguous in space and time. The coadjacent is of difficulty; for I do not think it probable that Aristotle by this meant to denote mere vicinity in space. It is manifest that Aristotle, under this head intended to include whatever stand, Note D. and part of same whole. Sir W. Hamilton, Reid, coadjument (kō-aj'ö-ment), n. [ In the coadunation and conjunction of parts, the title Jer. Taylor, Works (ed. 1835), I. 190.