coeval
coeval definition
co·eval (kō ē′vəl)
adjective
of the same age or period; contemporary
Etymology: < LL(Ec) coævus < L co-, together + aevum, an age + -al
noun
a contemporary
Related Forms:
- coevally co′·e′val·ly adverb
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