Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The state or condition of being present along with others; associated presence.

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  • noun The situation of being copresent

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Examples

  • Because of this live proximity sometimes referred to as "embodied copresence", politeness tends to have a greater effect.

    Bess Rowen: What's Missing Is Sitting Bess Rowen 2011

  • Because of this live proximity sometimes referred to as "embodied copresence", politeness tends to have a greater effect.

    Bess Rowen: What's Missing Is Sitting Bess Rowen 2011

  • Because of this live proximity sometimes referred to as "embodied copresence", politeness tends to have a greater effect.

    Bess Rowen: What's Missing Is Sitting Bess Rowen 2011

  • Because of this live proximity sometimes referred to as "embodied copresence", politeness tends to have a greater effect.

    Bess Rowen: What's Missing Is Sitting Bess Rowen 2011

  • Because of this live proximity sometimes referred to as "embodied copresence", politeness tends to have a greater effect.

    Bess Rowen: What's Missing Is Sitting Bess Rowen 2011

  • But unlike Lyssy, Max and the MTPdid share memory—they might even have some sort of co-consciousness or copresence setup, in which case Max would know the moment Mose told her.

    The Girls He Adored Jonathan Nasaw 2001

  • But unlike Lyssy, Max and the MTPdid share memory—they might even have some sort of co-consciousness or copresence setup, in which case Max would know the moment Mose told her.

    The Girls He Adored Jonathan Nasaw 2001

  • But unlike Lyssy, Max and the MTPdid share memory—they might even have some sort of co-consciousness or copresence setup, in which case Max would know the moment Mose told her.

    The Girls He Adored Jonathan Nasaw 2001

  • None the less, there are communication arrangements that seem to lie halfway between mere copresence and full scale coparticipation, one of which should be mentioned here.

    Behavior in Public Places ERVING GOFFMAN 1963

  • Unfocused interaction has to do largely with the management of sheer and mere copresence.

    Behavior in Public Places ERVING GOFFMAN 1963

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