concomitance noun. [kǝn'kɒmɪt(ǝ)ns] M16.
[medieval Latin concomitantia: see CONCOMITANT, -ANCE.]
1. The fact of being concomitant; subsistence together; an instance of this. M16.

2. Theology. (The doctrine of) the coexistence of the body and blood of Christ in each Eucharistic element singly (esp. the bread). M16.
Also
■ concomitancy noun M17.

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