coterminously

Examples of coterminous

coterminous
The final jurisdiction over what an intellectual is resides in culture, which becomes almost coterminous with a singular public opinion.
Needless to say, love here is coterminous with culture.
They were picked off in similar fashion - if without resort to force - as the hinterlands of the inner empire, with which they were often coterminous.
Cultural boundaries may be most thoroughly politicized when they become coterminous with that of the state.
Coterminous with this increase in public access to history was a debate concerning the politics of public memorials.
Racialised identities, moreover, were often coterminous with class identities.
Reckless self-expression is here coterminous not just with the surrender of the throne, but with spiritual death.
Other occupational categories, such as per former, are sometimes treated as coterminous with dialect categories and at other times as transected by them.
Or maybe we should infer that disaster and survival are coterminous, the end as a beginning?
This approach may work if crisis teams and inpatient nursing teams were coterminous.
As with the rates of registered voters, the populations are highly imbalanced across the forty-five coterminous constituencies.
Derived from much more diverse landscapes, rubber was an industrial raw material that was almost coterminous with colonial conquest itself.
In my view, a major problem for 'prehistory' is the absence of a coterminous verbal record - by definition, of course.
A domain is not coterminous with the social relationships that the regime seeks to control.
In these cases the meaning of the music will normally be taken to be coterminous with the words which accompany it.
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