1. Moving together with something else; traveling or progressing at the same rate or in the same direction.
Usage: Often used in physics and cosmology contexts

1. Present participle of 'commove'; to move together with or to agitate or disturb.
Usage: archaic or rare usage

Examples

• In cosmology, commoving coordinates describe the motion of galaxies expanding with the universe.
• The two satellites are commoving through space at nearly identical velocities.
• Astronomers use commoving distance to measure the separation between distant objects.
• The particles remained commoving throughout the experiment.
• A commoving reference frame moves with the expansion of the universe itself.