coincide

/ˌkoʊɪnˈsaɪd/verb

To take up exactly the same position or space as something else.

Example sentences

“When you fold the paper, the two corners should coincide.”
“Her birthday happens to coincide with the national holiday.”

Far more often used of timing: two events coincide when they happen together. 'Coincide with' is the standard pattern.

Related words

collaborateTo work jointly with other people toward a shared aim.coinageThe coins of a country considered as a group; money in coin form.colleagueA person you work with, especially in the same profession or organization.coinA small flat piece of money, usually a metal disc, though sometimes many-sided or with a hole through the centre.colleagueshipThe condition or relationship of being colleagues.coherentForming a connected, logical whole; holding together clearly.