What is another word for in apposition?
Pronunciation: [ɪn ɐpəzˈɪʃən] (IPA) 
In apposition refers to a grammatical structure where two nouns or noun phrases are placed side-by-side to provide additional information to the reader. There are a few alternatives to the phrase in apposition that can be used, including juxtaposed, parallel, and coordinate. Juxtaposed has a similar meaning to in apposition and refers to two things being placed side by side for comparison or contrast. Parallel also describes two things that are side by side, but emphasizes that they are moving or progressing together. Coordinate refers to two grammatical units of equal importance being placed side by side. All of these phrases can be used to describe the same grammatical structure as in apposition.
