Coextensive (adjective)

Having the same extent or range.

Origin:

The word "coextensive" comes from the latin "co" meaning "together" and "extensio" meaning "extent".

Examples:

  1. The terms "coextensive" and "synonymous" are often used interchangeably.
  2. The two territories were coextensive with one another.
  3. The two concepts are not coextensive, there is a clear difference between them.
  4. The two fields of study were coextensive, covering the same topics.
  5. The two companies' operations were coextensive, so the merger made sense.
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