conjoin
kənˈdʒɔɪn
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Definition of conjoin - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
unitetr./intr.Rarejoin together to form a wholetr./intr.Rare
  • The two companies decided to conjoin their efforts to increase efficiency.
combine unite
2.
relationshiptr.Raremarry or unite in a legal or spiritual bondtr.Rare
  • The priest conjoined the couple in a beautiful ceremony.
join unite
3.
mathematicstr.TECH.combine sets or conditions by logical ANDtr.TECH.
  • In logic, you can conjoin these two statements.
combine merge
4.
linguisticstr.TECH.join as coordinate elements in grammartr.TECH.
  • The teacher explained how to conjoin clauses in a sentence.
connect link
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Origin of conjoin

Latin, con (together) + jungere (to join)

Examples of conjoin in a sentence

  • Their ideas conjoin to create a masterpiece.
  • The judge conjoined the two in a civil union.
  • They chose to conjoin in a small, private ceremony.
  • You can conjoin these conditions in the equation.
  • To solve the problem, conjoin the two sets.
  • You can conjoin these sentences with 'and'.

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  1. French:joindre, marier, ...
  2. German:vereinigen, trauen, ...
  3. Italian:unire, unire in matrimonio, ...
  4. Spanish:juntar, casar, ...
  5. Portuguese:juntar, casar, ...
  6. Chinese:结合, 结婚, ...
  7. Japanese:結合する, 結婚させる, ...
  8. Arabic:اتَّحَدَ, زَوَّجَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְאַחֵד, לְאַחֵד בְּנִשּׂוּאִין, ...
  10. Russian:соединять, объединить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:об'єднувати, одружувати, ...
  12. Hindi:मिलाना, विवाह करना, ...
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