Similar words: evaluate, medieval, prevalent, evaluation, whatsoever, coerce, coercion, evade. Meaning: [kəʊ'iːvl] 
n. a person of nearly the same age as another. adj. of the same period.
n. a person of nearly the same age as another. adj. of the same period. 
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1, The industry is coeval with the construction of the first railways.
2, The erosion scope is coeval with the spatial distribution of the Emeishan basalts.
3, Anorthosite was coeval with or slightly younger than the hosting layered gabbro.
4, Analysis has proved that this document is coeval with that one.
5, The abundant reef growth on Gotland was shown to be coeval with that in Estonia.
6, The urge to invent oneself begins early and is perhaps coeval with the advent of any sort of self-consciousness.
7, The Middle Permian Chihsia Formation of South China is featured by nodular chert, which is of implications in the reconstruction of coeval paleogeography and paleoceanography.
8, A new method was suggested to calculate the trapping temperature and pressure of inclusion using the isochore equations of both petroleum inclusion and its coeval aqueous inclusions.
9, In addition,[http://sentencedict.com/coeval.html] we also carry out a preliminary survey of coeval fossil plants from the same locations and present potential plant candidates which might have been involved in insect interactions.
10, These hallowed documents provide us with basic principles which, thanks to their deistic background, are presented as coeval with creation and incapable of being questioned or upset.
11, Tang Xianzu, a playwright of Ming Dynasty in 16th Century, was the coeval of Shakespeare of Britain.
12, In the north Dabieshan domain, early foliation and N-S-trending compressional lineation are deformed by N-verging folds coeval to the syn-exhumation ductile structures of the central Dabieshan domain.
13, The fairly high similarity between this curve and other coeval curves sets up by some foreign scholars in other regions abroad, exhibits important stratigraphical significance.
14, The excursion will focus on Late Pleistocene loess-palaeosol sequences in the area and the differentiation of coeval lithostratigraphic units.
15, World-wide glacial event in an ice age not only contributes to eustatic sea level changes but also penetrates to the shelf carbonate environments and sedimentation coeval low latitude area.
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