Starting at the same point or beginning together at the same time.
From co- (together) + initial (from Latin initialis: initiare, to begin). Formed in philosophical and scientific discourse to describe concurrent beginnings.
In geometry, two lines that share the same starting point are coinitial—they have a common origin. It's a precise way of saying 'they begin together at the exact same spot.'
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