1. lasting or enduring together; existing or continuing for the same period of time
Usage: formal or literary; often used in philosophical or theological contexts

Examples

• The coenduring principles of justice and mercy shaped the legal system.
• Their coenduring commitment to the cause lasted decades.
• The two coenduring traditions influenced the culture equally.
• Philosophers debated the coenduring nature of mind and body.
• The coenduring efforts of both teams led to the project's success.