v. [CO- 1.] intr. To endure together or along with. Hence Co-enduring ppl. a., lasting together with, of equal duration.
1801. Month. Mag., XII. 576. To religion and to learning a service has been rendered co-enduring with their influence.
1864. Pusey, Lect. Daniel, viii. 480. His empire is to be coextensive with the world, coenduring with time.
