American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - v. To exist together, at the same time, or in the same
place. - v. To live in peace with another or others despite
differences, especially as a matter of policy: "recognize and
accept, as every President in the nuclear age has, that this
means coexisting with the Soviet Union” ( McGeorge Bundy).
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia - To exist at the same time
with another, or with one another. - v. intransitive, of two or
more things, people, etc. To exist contemporaneously or in the
same area. GNU Webster's 1913 - v. To exist at the same time; --
sometimes followed by - v. coexist peacefully, as of nations -
v. exist together “Maybe he was trying to find that
"crepuscular" place where left and right brain coexist in a
harmonious union.” “Which means I have to think through the
plots first, then worry about how Taylor and Baldwin coexist
within them.” “The conviction that no way can be found for
Israel and the Palestinians to coexist is stro