Definition

A result or outcome that occurs as a result of two or more factors working together.

Example

The coeffect of the two medications improved the patient's condition significantly.

Conversation

Did you notice how the new coffee blend has a unique flavor?

Yeah, it’s really smooth! I think it has a nice coeffect of the beans used.

Exactly! It’s interesting how different beans can create a joint effect.

For sure, it makes tasting coffee a lot more exciting!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Coeffect → It is formed from "co-" (meaning together) and "effect" (from Latin "effectus", meaning to accomplish or bring about). The word "coeffect" refers to an effect that occurs together with another effect, highlighting the simultaneous nature of the outcomes.

Memory Tip

Think of things happening 'together' ('co-') to 'bring about' an outcome ('effect'). This helps you remember that 'coeffect' means an effect that occurs alongside another.

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