1. things that occur or exist together; accompanying circumstances or conditions
Usage: plural form of concomitance; formal or academic usage

Examples

• The concomitances of wealth often include both privilege and responsibility.
• Historians study the concomitances of social change and technological innovation.
• The concomitances of aging include physical decline and accumulated wisdom.
• In philosophy, we examine the concomitances of consciousness and brain activity.
• The concomitances of urban development include traffic congestion and economic growth.