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Meaning coexist meaning

What does coexist mean?

coexist

— verb coexist peacefully, as of nations — verb exist together

Synonyms coexist synonyms

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coexist English » English

synchronize live together live harmonize exist together exist side-by-side cohabit coexistence coexist with co-exist be compatible with adjust

Conjugation coexist conjugation

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coexist · verb

Examples coexist examples

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Simple sentences

Different nations can only coexist peacefully if they respect each other's respective culture.

Movie subtitles

I need to coexist with my character for a while before shooting.
Yet they coexist in the same person.
Frankenstein - a dear friend of mine. Frankenstein, tell me how it feels when, at that electric instant, at 200 mph, life and death coexist at the moment of scoring.
Religion may coexist with science, when the research is disinterested.
Both worlds need to coexist with each other.
They coexist under a precarious but successful treaty.
But we try to coexist peacefully.
Our world is a special place where millions of species coexist each one an integral part of our planet's fabric.
It was wonderful, he thought, how such depths of feeling could coexist with such an absence of imagination.
Can Bruce Wayne and Batman ever truly coexist?
If we coexist, we shall dominate you.
But number two, they kind of coexist, so there's no big deal.
We can find a way to coexist.
We may have to coexist with these aliens a Iong time.
The Emperor has concluded that implementing this plan is the only way that we can coexist.
Freedom can coexist with necessity since it is necessary that we.
Frankenstein, tell me how it feels when, at that electric instant, at 200 mph, life and death coexist at the moment of scoring.
After tomorrow's treaty ceremony. this government will administer the city of Los Angeles. as an open city. where neither Visitor nor human forces may bear arms. but where both may coexist in peace.
In order to make this sharing thing work we have to coexist together in the car, okay?
Them coexist. Tomorrow night I have to be there.
Antimatter cannot coexist in harmony in our universe.
The Alliance and the Lohengramm system ought to be able to coexist.
How people manage to coexist?
All the Dominion wants is to peacefully coexist with its neighbors.
The two minds could not coexist, and your friend malfunctioned.
We don't like each other, but we're gonna have to coexist here.
Alicia and Charles never coexist in the same interactive field.
Charles and Marcee cannot coexist with Alicia.
Richard thinks that all software should be free, and I think that free software and non-free software should coexist.

News and current affairs

Two parliamentary elections and two direct presidential elections - including the latest presidential run-off - have been free, fair, and peaceful, proving that Islam and democracy can coexist.
Al Qaeda and democracy cannot coexist.
We in Turkey have been tackling the question of whether Islam can coexist with Western democracy for more than 150 years.
It is a space in which Muslims and non-Muslims can coexist, discover their shared values, and cooperate. Peter Neumann, the director of the ICSR, has proposed a YouTube contest for videos that explain the failings of Daesh.
Hunting after his own ghost - an obvious sign of inner unhappiness - Hidalgo searched for a place where dreams, reality, sainthood, love, and justice coexist.
In the coming weeks, the Security Council will decide Kosovo's status, but it is the EU that will have to coexist with both Kosovo and Serbia.
This is true in the US system, where public and private universities coexist happily.
Before the advent of the European Union, for example, Europe conceived of world order as a balance of great powers, in which multiple religions and forms of government could coexist.
Its ancient biblical past can now coexist seamlessly with its ultra-modern present.
Those Israelis who believe that a two-state solution cannot be achieved feel vindicated; those who simply do not want two states to coexist are equally well served.
Hunger and undernourishment (which reflects only dietary energy supply) often coexist.
We have only one planet, and we must learn to coexist on it.
Both stances coexist well enough in the normal course of things. But when we emphasize one perspective over another, there are moral consequences.
Ethnically homogeneous Japan is an example of how three different religions - Shinto, Confucianism, and Buddhism - can coexist peacefully and, in many cases, intermingle.
Today, they need to find ways to reconcile their interests in Asia so that they can coexist peacefully and prosper.
They can coexist, as they more or less did in the years after 1945 in various parts of the world.
Although Communism could, every now and then, coexist with private ownership, sometimes with private enterprise, it could never coexist with civil society.
We can stand by and watch a new generation of web-savvy Muslim youth be deluged with false claims that Islam cannot coexist with Western values.
Democracy does not coexist with al-Qaeda.
Unlike a currency, languages can easily coexist in an economic area.
Economic openness and political accountability clearly can coexist without much difficulty.
Moreover, it has managed to compel the US to abandon its dream of regime change, and to coexist - and even engage - with an Islamic theocracy that it finds repugnant.
For now, their different views coexist and they live together peacefully.

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