Difference between revisions of "concurrent"

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	|etymology=Latin <i>cum</i>, together; <i>currere</i>, run		|etymology=Latin <i>cum</i>, together; <i>currere</i>, run
−	|definition=Meeting or coming together; acting in conjunction, as a joint or vein.	+	|definition=Meeting or coming together; acting in conjunction, as a [[joint]] or vein.
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concurrent (adjective; Latin cum, together; currere, run): Meeting or coming together; acting in conjunction, as a joint or vein.