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coincisive

1. Occupying the same relative position or the same area in space. 2. Happening at the same time or during the same period. 3. Corresponding exactly; being identical. 4. Agreeing exactly, as in opinion; concurring.
Your appointment time is coincisive with my appointment time.
coincisive by Serrrrrr September 3, 2006
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coincisive

coincisive (adj): when speaking of two or more objects or qualities, to be sharper or more effective than when seperate.
Intelligence and beauty are coincisive.
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coincivenient 

1. Very convoluted plot convenience that shows either a lack of skill or effort from the writer.

2. A word The Dom - now Dominic Noble - made up for shits and giggles.
The coinciveniently named group are a bunch of self proclaimed super positive people who go to hospitals singing songs to patients to cheer them up.

~Dominic Noble
coincivenient by So it goes. December 19, 2020

concisive 

communicating something in a quick and inclusive manner.
they were very concisive in their speech briefing.

coincivenient 

1. Very convoluted plot convenience that shows either a lack of skill or effort from the writer.

2. A word The Dom - now Dominic Noble - made up for shits and giggles.
The coinciveniently named group are a bunch of self proclaimed super positive people who go to hospitals singing songs to patients to cheer them up.

~Dominic Noble
coincivenient by So it goes. December 19, 2020
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