coexist

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• disease: It is also carried out to detect any coexisting coronary artery disease that may be evident by the symptoms of angina.
• condition: If there are coexisting conditions then these may also require medication.
• side: Both the Welsh and English languages coexist side by side in complete harmony.
• problem: Likewise, new problems may begin when coexisting medical problems, such as diabetes, develop or worsen.
• phase: A significant point occurs when the distinction between the two coexisting phases reduces to zero.

Preposition: with

• other: On the other hand, in some waters coarse fish coexist closely with others.
• system: Usually the new system must coexist with some older system.
• human: The alien Nation scenario conditions the human mind to accept the presence of aliens who are relatively friendly and who can coexist with humans.
• people: And look: a culture which knows graphic language and coexists with people who have not mastered graphic language is a form of violence.

Modifying Another Word

• peacefully: Often several players will coexist quite peacefully in the same kingdom, pursuing independent interests.
• uneasily: These two aspects of the towns coexisted uneasily, with friction created by events like the annual Free Mart Fair.
• happily: For similar reasons, the Ghost in the Machine happily coexists with the Noble Savage.
• together: These distinct sets of properties coexist together in the One Person of Christ.
• often: Allergic rhinitis and asthma often coexist and improving the management of rhinitis may lead to a reduction in asthma symptoms.
• not: Analysis showed that competing strains could not coexist in the long term.

Preposition: in

• peace: This would have made a bond between these two tribes that would enable them to coexist in relative peace.
• harmony: Multiple versions of the same binary library ( DLL ) can coexist in harmony on the same computer.
• world: Swamp Thing must find a way to allow himself and his heir to coexist in this world.
• relationship: Can these various needs coexist in a symbiotic relationship, or are these relationships fraught with tensions, pulling in opposition directions?
• area: This enables several systems to coexist in the same working area.