GRE vocabulary
Concomitant
Naturally accompanying or associated; attendant.
Example
"Increased prosperity is often a concomitant benefit of stable economic policies."
Etymology
From Latin 'concomitans' (accompanying), from 'con-' (together) + 'comes' (companion).
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