simultaneous
We can make voluntarily two simultaneous movements, and this simultaneousness can also be produced by chance.
That pleasure is to be distinguished from good is proved by the simultaneousness of pleasure and pain.
It is necessary to show by exact measurement the simultaneousness of one movement of the lips and one movement of the hand.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Simultaneous and consecutive
accompanied by someone/something
accompaniment
accompany
all the whileidiom
along
go along
heavy rotation
in parallelidiom
in rotationidiom
in tandemidiom
minute
process
soon
step
straight
successive
successively
sync
turn
while

Examples of simultaneousness

simultaneousness
Or does this simultaneousness exist without any direct proportion between the amount of unity and essence?
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This last condition is altogether indispensable; for, suppressing the simultaneousness, there is no contradiction in a thing both being and not-being.
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He supposes that the co-existence spoken of in the axiom, of two things with the same third thing, means simultaneousness in time.
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When we thus cast a retrospective glance we find ourselves in the presence of one strange fact, and that is the simultaneousness of discoveries.
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They got to their ground, with the simultaneousness appointed, on the eleventh or twelfth day.
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The number of exclusions necessary to existence is very different in the two cases; therefore, there is no simultaneousness.
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There is something sweet about the accuracy and the perfect simultaneousness attained by the children, under the guidance of the tune.
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But only in alternation, since the contracted area precluded simultaneousness as well as latitudinarianism.
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The absolute negation of simultaneousness is an abiding charm.
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Its nature is composed of instants divisible to infinity, essentially successive, and consequently incapable of simultaneousness.
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This explanation of succession and time, throws much light on the idea of eternity; and shows that eternity, or the simultaneousness of all existence, belongs only to the immutable being.
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For he has paid nothing for that immense power which results from the union and harmony of laborers, and the convergence and simultaneousness of their efforts.
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To arrive at a faithful portrait, succession must be converted into simultaneousness, plurality into unity, and all the changing phenomena must be traced back to their essence.
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