Examples of 'coincide' in a sentence
Meaning of "coincide"
coincide: (verb) To occur at the same time or coincide with something else
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- To occupy exactly the same space.
- To occur at the same time.
- To correspond, concur, or agree.
How to use "coincide" in a sentence
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The words do not coincide with reality.
Coincide with the minimum of maintenance or support.
And these may coincide with yours.
Maybe someday our needs will coincide.
Dates coincide with the three murders.
Furthermore they also coincide in any epigroup.
The criterion of both directives does not coincide.
Our lives coincide every other day.
The two black arrows must coincide.
More cases coincide with criminal activity.
The two distributions do not wholly coincide.
This may coincide with a security role.
I think your interests coincide with mine.
Released to coincide with a national touring exhibition.
Dates of beginning and termination of repayment coincide.
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Archaeological frontiers coincide with linguistic frontiers.
Let us just say our objectives coincide.
Legislation is created to coincide with an imperial agenda.
The two prohibitions do not necessarily coincide.
Which only coincide every hundred years.
But my truth will not always coincide.
Which conveniently coincide with your own.
Law and morals do not always coincide.
See if those coincide with the autopsy.
At some point our interests must coincide.
Did it merely coincide with your line of work.
Sometimes all of these things do not coincide.
And next time we coincide like this.
Quite often these interests do not coincide.
Preview coincide with any water parks.
The interests of different stakeholders often coincide.
They always coincide with life itself.
It is fortuitous that these two dates coincide.
I hope they will coincide in work too.
Opinions and interests do not always coincide.
These definitions coincide for connected graphs.
It is known that all these filtrations coincide.
The guidelines here coincide almost exactly.
Sooner or later the lines will coincide.
Of course they coincide with his movements.
There is no need for the two to coincide.
The theory did not coincide with practice.
They coincide only to some extent.
I hope they will coincide with mine.
They coincide with the attacks.
A workshop is planned to coincide with the conference.
Coincide with those of his mother.
Departures are timed to coincide with incoming flights.
To coincide with this it had showings at various cinemas.
An increasing in magnitude coincide with a decreasing in brightness.
