1. plural of concurrent; things that happen or exist at the same time
Usage: formal or technical usage; often used in legal, computing, or academic contexts
2. in geometry, lines or planes that meet at a point
Usage: mathematical or technical term

Examples

• The concurrents of multiple software processes can cause system conflicts.
• In the legal case, the judge considered the concurrents of both testimonies.
• The three concurrents in the diagram all intersect at a single point.
• The concurrents of the two historical events shaped the nation's future.
• Computer systems must manage concurrents efficiently to prevent crashes.
• The concurrents of different cultural movements influenced modern art.