1. the state of happening at the same time
2. agreement or harmony between things
Usage: formal
3. the ability of a computer system to handle multiple tasks at the same time
Usage: computing

Examples

• The concurrency of the two events made scheduling difficult.
• There was perfect concurrency between the witness testimonies.
• The software engineer optimized the program for better concurrency.
• The concurrency of symptoms suggested a common cause.
• Modern processors are designed to handle concurrency efficiently.
• The concurrency of opinions among the committee members was surprising.