concomitant

• Describe algo que ocurre o existe al mismo tiempo que otra cosa y está naturalmente asociado o relacionado con ella, a menudo de manera inherente o simultánea. Se usa frecuentemente en contextos formales o académicos.

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.

   concomitante, que acompaña o es concomitante

   • 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.

   Sinónimosattendantcoincidentconcurrentconnectedconsequentresultant

• Sustantivo que designa algo que acompaña naturalmente a otro fenómeno o hecho, a menudo como consecuencia o elemento simultáneo y secundario.

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.

   Factor concomitante

   • 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.

   Sinónimosaccessoryaccompanimentadjunctattendantbyproductcompanioncorollaryside effect