@ArtieKat "Coincidence" is an abstract noun derived from the prefixed verb "to coincide". The prefix "co" means "together" (as in "co-operate", "coexist", etc). That means "to coincide" must mean "to incide together". Now, how can things incide together when there is no such word as "incide" to begin with? It is not found in any standard Oxford dictionary.

@MissBarbara Are you an English teacher?

@ArtieKat No, I was just stating facts that a lot of people seem to overlook.

@bijouxbroussard Excellent, isn't it?

@JSul3 and an island never cries. 🥺