coexist with

Frequency: 9.025.1 per million words

To exist together with something or someone in the same space or time, often implying interaction or sharing an environment.

coexistVERB + PREPOSITION

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with

Examples (10)

  • Modern farming methods coexist with more traditional practices.
  • In the national park, wolves coexist with a large population of deer.
  • It's a challenge for different religious groups to coexist peacefully with one another.
  • Can humanity truly coexist with artificial intelligence in the long run?
  • The ancient ruins coexist with the bustling modern city, creating a unique landscape.
  • For centuries, nomadic tribes have coexisted with the harsh desert environment.
  • Learning to coexist with roommates who have different habits is a part of college life.
  • The new software is designed to coexist seamlessly with your existing operating system.
  • In this coastal town, a thriving arts scene coexists with the traditional fishing industry.
  • The policy aims for a society where economic growth can coexist with environmental protection.