concurrently
adv.at the same time as something else. You use this to describe two or more events that happen together.
adv.occurring or existing at the same time; in a simultaneous manner.
“The two movies are showing concurrently at the theater.”
“The defendant will serve three prison sentences concurrently rather than one after the other.”
“The software is designed to process multiple data streams concurrently, ensuring that no single task creates a bottleneck for the entire system.”
Typically placed after the verb or at the end of a clause; often used in legal or technical contexts to describe overlapping timelines.
Learners often use the adjective 'concurrent' when the adverbial form 'concurrently' is required to modify a verb.
“For example, anxiety and mood disorders have overlapping signs and symptoms, and patients often meet criteria concurrently for both sets of disorders.”
“Concurrently, the vehicle containing the locally contracted security personnel, including the previously identified gunmen, drove north,” the Australian report says.”