Definition Synonyms
Definition of conjoining - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
generalRare act of joining or uniting things togetherRare
- The conjoining of the two companies created a larger business.
Adjective
1.
logicTECH. connecting elements in a logical operationTECH.
- The conjoining statements resulted in a true conclusion.
2.
linguisticsTECH. linking grammatical elementsTECH.
- The conjoining clauses made the sentence complex.
3.
simultaneousRare occurring simultaneously or in conjunctionRare
- The conjoining events made the day very hectic.
Origin of conjoining
Latin, con- (together) + jungere (to join)
Examples of conjoining in a sentence
The conjoining of theory and practice is central to the course. The conjoining clauses formed a complex argument. In mathematics, conjoining conditions can simplify proofs. The conjoining words created a smooth transition. Conjoining phrases can enhance clarity in writing. The conjoining meetings caused a lot of stress.
Conjoining deadlines made the project difficult to manage.
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- French:jonction, associatif, ...
- German:Vereinigung, verknüpfend, ...
- Italian:congiunzione, connettivo, ...
- Spanish:unión, conjuntas, ...
- Portuguese:união, ligado, ...
- Chinese:连接, 连接的, ...
- Japanese:結合, 結合する, ...
- Arabic:وَصْل, موصل, ...
- Hebrew:חִבּוּר, מְחַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:соединение, соединяющий, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єднання, з'єднувальний, ...
- Hindi:संयोजन, संयोजक, ...
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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