1. naturally accompanying or associated with something else
Usage: formal

1. something that naturally accompanies or is associated with something else
Usage: formal

Examples

• The concomitant rise in unemployment followed the economic downturn.
• Fever is often concomitant with infection.
• Success brought with it the concomitant pressures of fame.
• Poverty and its concomitant problems affect many urban areas.
• The medication’s benefits came with several unpleasant concomitants.
• Economic growth and environmental damage are unfortunate concomitants.
• The concomitant symptoms helped doctors make the diagnosis.