concomitanza
concurrence
noun kon-koh-mee-TAHN-tsah Rare
Origin: From Latin concomitantia, from con- (with) + comitari (to accompany).
Also means
simultaneity
Usage Note
Concomitanza describes the condition of two events or factors occurring at the same time. It appears chiefly in formal, academic, or bureaucratic writing: in concomitanza con means 'coinciding with' or 'at the same time as.' The plural is concomitanze.
Examples
"In concomitanza con la fiera, le strade erano bloccate."
Natural Translation
Coinciding with the fair, the streets were blocked.

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