at the same time

/ət ðə ˌseɪm ˈtaɪm/ · at thuh SAYM TYMsimultaneity or qualification phrase

Simultaneously; also used to introduce a balancing qualification.

Use at the same time to signal this exact relationship between ideas: simultaneously; also used to introduce a balancing qualification.

What at the same time Really Means

The word becomes easier to use when its closely related senses are separated and compared.

1

Mark simultaneity

Show that two events occur together.

Example

Prices fell while production increased at the same time.

2

Balance two truths

Add a qualification that coexists with the prior claim.

Example

The system is efficient. At the same time, it is difficult to audit.

3

Hold competing views

Recognise that two evaluations can both be valid.

Example

The novel is playful and, at the same time, deeply critical.

Use at the same time Naturally

Notice how the surrounding noun or clause reveals the exact shade of meaning.

Prices fell while production increased at the same time.

The system is efficient. At the same time, it is difficult to audit.

The novel is playful and, at the same time, deeply critical.

Precision Matters

At the same time overlaps with several common words, but each carries a different emphasis.

at the same time

Signals simultaneously; also used to introduce a balancing qualification.

vs.
all the same

Means nevertheless; despite the point or difficulty just mentioned.

at the same time

Signals simultaneously; also used to introduce a balancing qualification.

vs.
simultaneously

Means at the same time.

at the same time

Signals simultaneously; also used to introduce a balancing qualification.

vs.
additionally

Means also; as a further, separate point.

at the same time

Signals simultaneously; also used to introduce a balancing qualification.

vs.
although

Means despite the fact that; introduces a subordinate concession.

Test at the same time in Context

The second statement is a coexisting qualification, not a result.

1

The new process is faster and cheaper. ___, it produces more waste and therefore requires careful oversight.

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Updated3 August 2026
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