1. past tense of coenact; to enact or perform jointly with another or others
Usage: formal; rare; often used in legal or theatrical contexts

Examples

• The two directors coenacted the opening scene with remarkable synchronization.
• The legislation was coenacted by both chambers of parliament.
• The actors coenacted their roles so convincingly that the audience forgot they were watching a performance.
• The treaty was coenacted by all signatory nations in a formal ceremony.