coinstantiated

And third, it conceptualizes a cluster of properties not simply as properties that are coinstantiated by some individual entity but as properties whose coinstantiation is underwritten by causal mechanisms and constraints.

The Biological Notion of Individual Wilson, Robert A. 2007

(interpreted as the view that “every pair of contraries is somewhere coinstantiated; and every object coinstantiates at least one pair of contraries,” 70).

Doctor, My Eyes 2009

Death and its opposite, life, might similarly be natural kinds lacking essences, each kind being associated with a cluster of properties that tend to go together and support one another without being necessarily coinstantiated (see, e.g.,

The Definition of Death DeGrazia, David 2007