simultaneously
adv. timeadv. at the exact same time as something else. You use this to describe two or more things happening together.
adv. happening, existing, or done at the exact same time. Often used to describe concurrent processes or events in technical or formal contexts.
The two runners crossed the finish line simultaneously.
The software allows multiple users to edit the same document simultaneously from different locations around the world.
The conductor managed to cue the brass section while simultaneously maintaining a delicate tempo with the strings, demonstrating remarkable coordination and focus.
From simultaneous + -ly.
Typically placed after the verb or at the end of the clause; can also appear between the auxiliary and main verb.
They arrived simultaneously to the party.They arrived at the party simultaneously.As a long adverb of time, it usually follows the entire verb phrase rather than interrupting it.