Coterminous used in a sentence

Coterminous in a sentence as an adjective

I doubt that commenter's "legitimate facts" are coterminous with my own. Why should I accept them?

This app means you can give your kid a smartphone but enforce a usage pattern coterminous with a single-number phone if required.

Indeed, I've heard of stochastic matrices - just wasn't sure they were coterminous in definition with "Markov matrix".

SNP policies seem largely coterminous with the underlying politics of a mix of other parties?

I see the telemetry as coterminous with the ads: something Microsoft is doing because they know their customers are trapped.

Morality and law are not equivalent or coterminous for sure, but I'd hardly say they are orthogonal.

Work is the glue of a class-in-itself, which is not coterminous with "society" under capitalism.

Just becaue copyright infringement and stealing both have potential financial impact doesn't make them coterminous.

But generally speaking what one cares about and what is "globally optimal", lets say most beneficial for both parties, is seldom coterminous.

They each describe very different processes, institutional actors, etc., and yes, Breitbart's usage is often coterminous with the administrative state.

> This one, in particular, that “antifa is a violent mob that is super hypocritical”, and also aliasing “antifa” and “blm” as coterminous.

Whilst there are probably pretty well defined links and very strong correlations they are not coterminous factors.>If we're trying to actually educate a population then we should ditch the long holidays and the homework.

Does it mean:* a game with a huge development and production budget* a good game* a challenging game* a game intended to be played competitively online* a game that features adult themes like sex and violenceMy guess is that it actually means the first, but game industry marketroids speak as if all these criteria were coterminous with one another.