To exist together or coexist with something else at the same time and in the same place.
From Latin 'consubsistere,' combining 'con-' (together) with 'subsistere' (to stand firm or exist). Rare philosophical and theological term formed in medieval Latin to discuss coexistence of divine and material realms.
Medieval theologians used 'consubsist' to explore how God and creation could exist together—it's the kind of precise Latin term that made church philosophy incredibly specific!
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