These colonies have peacefully coexisted so far, but once workers appear, a phenomenon known as brood-raiding begins.

I could not get a clear sense of whether he was lovers with Lurita or Taboo or they coexisted as a "family" unit of unwanted people who found comfort in each other, yet even then the primary character was so cruel to Taboo that it sickened me.

Certainly, there have been periods when the two communities have coexisted peacefully.

Christians and Muslims coexisted for centuries in Sarajevo, until Serb agitators, backed by armed forces, called for violent expulsions and murder.

For one thing, the coalition exposes an undercurrent in British political life that has coexisted – almost furtively – with heated rhetoric: convergence among the main parties towards a kind of centrist synthesis on most of the big issues.

That illusion coexisted happily with a lack of imagination.

Why Is US Inflation So Low?CAMBRIDGE – Why has quantitative easing coexisted with price stability in the United States?

The Colombian paradox is that violence and the drug economy coexisted with one of the oldest and most genuinely constitutional traditions in Latin America.

Coexisted in sentence

Related words