Naturally accompanying or associated with something; occurring or existing concurrently with something else. Describes things that happen together as natural companions.
From Latin 'concomitant-' meaning 'accompanying,' from 'concomitari' (to accompany), from 'com-' (with) and 'comitari' (to accompany). The word emphasizes the natural partnership between concurrent events.
Think 'committee' - people who 'come with' each other! Concomitant things are like committee members who always show up together. When you see one, you expect to see the others too.
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