Literally “making the time the same,” from 時, “time,” and 同じくする, “make the same.”
Literally “making the time the same,” from 時, “time,” and 同じくする, “make the same.”
What does 時を同じくして mean?
At the same time as another event, often in formal accounts.
How do you read 時を同じくして?
It is read ときをおなじくして, written toki o onajiku shite.
When would you use 時を同じくして?
A formal way to connect events in reports or historical accounts without implying one caused the other.
How is 時を同じくして different from 同時に?
同時に is the plain everyday equivalent; this has a more written and narrative feel.
How does 時を同じくして change in a sentence?
A fixed adverbial phrase, commonly preceded by the event it is timed against.