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Definition of conjoined - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
connectionjoined together physically or conceptually
- The conjoined twins shared several vital organs.
2.
relationshipunited in a relationship or purpose
- Their conjoined efforts led to success.
Expressions with conjoined
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twins born with bodies joined together
The conjoined twins shared several vital organs.
Origin of conjoined
Latin, con- (together) + jungere (to join)
Terms with conjoined included in their meaning
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aviation
fuselage formed from two conjoined hulls
medical
conjoined twins joined at the sacrum
conjoined twins
twins physically connected at birth
biology
conjoined describing twins joined at birth
Examples of conjoined in a sentence
Their conjoined efforts led to a successful project. Their conjoined interests made them inseparable. The conjoined teams worked efficiently.
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- French:conjoint, unis, ...
- German:zusammengewachsen, ...
- Italian:congiunti, congiunto, ...
- Spanish:unido, conjunto, ...
- Portuguese:unido, associado, ...
- Chinese:连体的, 联合的, ...
- Japanese:結合した, 共同の, ...
- Arabic:ملتصِق, مُتَّحِد, ...
- Hebrew:מְחֻבָּר, מְשֻׁתָּף, ...
- Russian:соединенный, совместный, ...
- Ukrainian:з'єднаний, спільний, ...
- Hindi:संयुक्त, मिलाजुला, ...
Definition of conjoin - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
unitetr./intr. Rare join together to form a wholetr./intr. Rare
- The two companies decided to conjoin their efforts to increase efficiency.
2.
relationshiptr. Rare marry or unite in a legal or spiritual bondtr. Rare
- The priest conjoined the couple in a beautiful ceremony.
3.
mathematicstr. TECH. combine sets or conditions by logical ANDtr. TECH.
- In logic, you can conjoin these two statements.
4.
linguisticstr. TECH. join as coordinate elements in grammartr. TECH.
- The teacher explained how to conjoin clauses in a sentence.
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'.
The exercise was to conjoin different phrases.
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- French:joindre, marier, ...
- German:vereinigen, trauen, ...
- Italian:unire, unire in matrimonio, ...
- Spanish:juntar, casar, ...
- Portuguese:juntar, casar, ...
- Chinese:结合, 结婚, ...
- Japanese:結合する, 結婚させる, ...
- Arabic:اتَّحَدَ, زَوَّجَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַחֵד, לְאַחֵד בְּנִשּׂוּאִין, ...
- Russian:соединять, объединить, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єднувати, одружувати, ...
- Hindi:मिलाना, विवाह करना, ...
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