Jointly erected, raised, or constructed (past tense of coerect).
Past tense form of coerect, using the regular English -ed ending for weak verbs. This form shares the same rare status as its infinitive.
The past tense of an already-rare word is even rarer—you're unlikely to find 'coerected' in modern texts outside of historical or highly formal documents discussing shared architectural or construction projects.
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