At the festival, she met several of her co-religionaries who had traveled from distant towns.

At the conference, the co-religionists discussed how to support each other during times of crisis.

The linguist argued that co-aration should be recognized as a valid historical spelling of the term.

Many progressive lodges embraced Co-Freemasonry as a way to include both women and men in their rituals and community.

As a co-grandparent, Maria coordinated holiday visits so the grandchildren could spend equal time with both families.

My sister and I co-own the bakery we inherited from our grandparents.

She co-endures her neighbor's hardships with quiet determination.

The volunteers co-endured long shifts and scarce supplies during the disaster relief effort.

The rescuers, co-enduring the storm, refused to abandon the stranded hikers.

The old oak and the ivy co-endure through storms and droughts, growing together over the years.