1. things that naturally accompany or occur together with something else
Usage: plural form of concomitant; formal

Examples

• Poverty and its concomitants—poor health and limited education—affect millions.
• The concomitants of rapid industrialization include pollution and urban crowding.
• Success often brings concomitants like increased responsibility and public scrutiny.
• The disease and its concomitants made daily life increasingly difficult.
• Economic growth and its concomitants transformed the rural community.
• The researchers studied depression and its common concomitants.