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coextensive

ADJECTIVE
  1. being of equal extent or scope or duration

How To Use coextensive In A Sentence

  • My thesis in this series is that access to legal services is not coextensive with access to lawyers. Access to Legal Services: Lessons from the Medical Profession (Part 1 of 3) : Law is Cool
  • These terms are made coextensive with the temporal span of Maisie's childhood; as the preface puts it, ‘she wonders… to the end-the death of her childhood’.
  • Since ‘abjection is coextensive with the Symbolic Order,’ any representation of that order can be scrutinized for its hidden presence.
  • The range of problems they can handle will be coextensive with the range to which the human mind has been applied.
  • Mag. _ in May 1861, writes: "I have deduced from this result the relation between statical or dynamical electricity, and have shown that the elasticity of the magnetic medium in air is the same as that of the luminiferous medium, _if these two coexistent, coextensive, and equally elastic media are not rather one medium_. Aether and Gravitation
  • We are forced to rely on necessary truths because truth values cannot pick out synonymous pairs - otherwise you fail to account for coextensive terms.
  • A speech community is not necessarily coextensive with a language community.
  • The notion of the will, as I am employing it, is not coextensive with the notion of first-order desires.
  • In a compressed pivotal dialectic, the form of Victorian eschatology is formulated coextensively with its own historical force — as, so to say, the inherent Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian
  • Often, alternative claims of breach of fiduciary duty are routinely dismissed as included in, or "coextensive" with the legal malpractice claims. New York Attorney Malpractice Blog
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