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Concomitant

Definition:

Concomitant (adjective) - naturally accompanying or associated with something; existing or occurring together.

Concomitant (noun) - a phenomenon that naturally accompanies or follows something.

Example Sentences:

1. The development of technology is concomitant with the rise of social media platforms.

2. The increasing usage of renewable energy sources is concomitant to the world's efforts to combat climate change.

3. As an unfortunate concomitant of fame, paparazzi continuously follow the celebrity wherever they go.

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