Synonyms and antonyms of Happening or done at the same time in British Thesaurus

when (adverb)

at the same time as something else

while (conjunction)

at the same time that something is happening

simultaneous (adjective)

happening or done at the same time

together (adverb)

at the same time

meanwhile (adverb)

at the same time

concurrent (adjective)

formal happening or done at the same time

as (adverb)

used for saying that something happens at the same time as something else

even as ()

used for emphasizing that something is happening at exactly the same time as someone is doing or saying something else

at the same time ()

used for saying that two or more things happen together

all the time ()

used for saying that one thing happens or exists at the same time as another

accompaniment (noun)

formal something that happens while or because something else is happening

all at once ()

at the same time

(all) rolled into one ()

if someone is several things rolled into one, they are all of those things at the same time

alongside (adverb)

if different systems, processes, or ideas exist alongside each other, they exist at the same time

as one ()

used for saying that the people in a group do the same thing in the same way at the same time

as one man ()

all together at the same time, in a way that shows complete agreement

at once ()

at the same time

clash (noun)

an annoying situation in which two events happen at the same time

concomitant (adjective)

formal happening at the same time as something else

concurrence (noun)

formal a situation in which two or more things happen at the same time

concurrently (adverb)

at the same time

contemporaneous (adjective)

formal happening or existing during the same period of time

double (adjective)

involving two things happening at the same time

en bloc (adverb)

formal all together

en masse (adverb)

all together as a group

in association with ()

if one thing happens or exists in association with another, they happen or exist together

in force ()

if people do something in force, a lot of people are involved

in parallel ()

if two or more things happen in parallel, they happen at the same time and are connected

in sympathy ()

if two things happen in sympathy, they happen at the same time or in a similar way

in sync (informal)

informal working together at the same time, at the same speed, or in the same way

in tandem (British)

British together and at the same time

in unison ()

together, or at the same time

parallel (adjective)

happening at the same time or in the same way but separately

parallel (adjective)

computing performing several operations at the same time

simultaneous (adjective)

happening or done at the same time

simultaneously (adverb)

at the same time as something else

synchronicity (noun)

a situation in which two or more things happen at the same time and seem to be connected even if they are not

synchronous (adjective)

happening at the same time or speed

to the accompaniment of something (formal)

formal while something else is happening or can be heard

with one accord ()

doing the same thing at exactly the same time