What is another word for occurred simultaneously?
Pronunciation: [əkˈɜːd sˌɪməltˈe͡ɪni͡əsli] (IPA) 
When we say an event "occurred simultaneously," it means that it happened at the exact same time as something else. Instead of using the same phrase over and over again, there are a few synonyms you can use to add variety to your writing. For instance, you could say that two events "coincided," "happened in tandem," "took place concurrently," or "simultaneously transpired." Other options include "occurred in unison," "happened synchronously," "took place contemporaneously," or "concurrently transpired." Experiment with these alternatives to find which one feels most natural for your writing style. By using different vocabulary to describe simultaneous events, you can create more engaging and diverse text.
