1. extending or stretching together with something else; occupying the same space or duration
Usage: present participle of coextend; formal or technical usage

1. having the same extent, scope, or duration as something else
Usage: formal or technical usage; often used in logic, mathematics, and philosophy

Examples

• The two territories are coextending along the river boundary.
• In logic, the terms 'bachelor' and 'unmarried man' are coextending concepts.
• The coextending periods of their employment made collaboration easier.
• These coextending jurisdictions share the same legal framework.
• The coextending timelines of the two projects allowed for integrated planning.
• The definitions are coextending in meaning and application.