1. present participle of coact; to act together or in conjunction with another or others
Usage: formal; often used in technical or scientific contexts

1. acting or working together; cooperative
Usage: formal; less common than the verb form

Examples

• The two enzymes are coacting to break down the protein molecule.
• Multiple factors coacting together produced the final result.
• The coacting forces in the system created a balanced equilibrium.
• Different departments are coacting to complete the project on time.
• The coacting muscles work in harmony to produce smooth movement.
• Scientists observed coacting chemical reactions in the laboratory.