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• n  a person of nearly the same age as another
• s  of the same period

• Tygiel points out that Branch Rickey's creation of the farm system in the 1930's is coeval with the emergence of the first chain stores, which contributed to the creation of a .
• Her coeval, the wonderful Penelope Wilton, is providing the most fully shaded interpretation in Michael Grandages production of Hamlet at Wyndhams Theater.
• Our "old families" are not exactly coeval with the COLONNAS and the ORSINIS.

• contemporary
• coetaneous
• contemporaneous