To arrive together or at the same time; to meet or converge at the same location.
From Middle French 'corrive,' combining Latin 'cor-' (together) and 'rivus' (to come or arrive), though this etymology is uncertain and the word may have been influenced by 'arrive.'
This delightfully obscure verb hints at a world of precise temporal language—before the industrial age, societies needed ways to describe the remarkable phenomenon of multiple people arriving at the same moment.
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