coincidently

English

Etymology

From coincident +‎ -ly.

Adverb

coincidently (not comparable)

  1. Simultaneously; at the same time
    • 2009 January 15, Harvey Araton, “New York City Point Guards Aren’t Passing Muster”, in New York Times‎[1]:
      “I don’t really have an explanation for it,” said Jackson, who coincidently believes “the state of the point guard position is at an all-time low,” with few who truly fit the job description and more who think shoot first and pass second.

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