concomitant

• Bezeichnet etwas, das naturgemäß mit einem anderen Phänomen einhergeht oder damit verbunden ist, oft in einem formellen oder akademischen Kontext.

Describes something that naturally accompanies or is associated with another thing, often in a formal or academic context.

1. Naturally accompanying or associatedC1formal

   Occurring or existing concurrently with something else, often as a natural or necessary result.

   Begleitend

   • The economic growth was accompanied by a concomitant rise in inflation.
   • Stress is a concomitant factor of modern urban life.
   • The new policy had a concomitant effect on employee morale.

   Synonymeattendantcoincidentconcurrentconnectedconsequentresultant

• Substantiv, das etwas bezeichnet, das ein anderes Phänomen naturgemäß begleitet oder damit verbunden ist, oft als sekundäres oder gleichzeitiges Ereignis.

A noun referring to something that naturally accompanies or is associated with another thing, often as a secondary or simultaneous occurrence.

1. Accompanying factorC2formal

   A thing that naturally accompanies or is associated with something else.

   Begleitfaktor

   • Stress is a common concomitant of modern life.
   • The risks are a necessary concomitant of the investment.
   • Inflation is often a concomitant of rapid economic growth.

   Synonymeaccessoryaccompanimentadjunctattendantbyproductcompanioncorollaryside effect