simultaneously
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
simultaneous /ˌsɪm(ə)lˈteɪnɪəs/
▶adjective occurring, operating, or done at the same time.
– derivatives
simultaneity /-təˈniːɪti, -təˈneɪɪti/ noun,
simultaneously adverb,
simultaneousness noun.
simultaneity /-təˈniːɪti, -təˈneɪɪti/ noun,
simultaneously adverb,
simultaneousness noun.
– origin C17: based on L. simul ‘at the same time’, prob. influenced by late L. momentaneus.
'simultaneously' also found in these Oxford entries:
Alt key
- and
- battery
- bilocation
- castle
- central locking
- coincidence
- conference
- co-occur
- co-tidal line
- covariant
- cross-post
- cross-rhythm
- DDos
- disproportionation
- duplex
- electromagnetic radiation
- epiphenomenon
- flip chip
- flurry
- fork
- half-duplex
- harmony
- meta key
- multitask
- multi-user
- once
- parallel processing
- polyphase
- polyrhythm
- pooh-bah
- rimshot
- same
- sequence dancing
- simultaneous
- syndicate
- tabor
- three-point landing
- voice
