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Definition of conjoint - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
collaborativeinvolving two or more institutions, agencies, or countries
- The conjoint research project involved universities from three different countries..
2.
combinedTECH. consisting of two or more partsTECH.
- The conjoint muscles work together in the body.
Origin of conjoint
Latin, con (together) + jungere (to join)
Terms with conjoint included in their meaning
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collaboration
in a conjoint manner, jointly or together
Examples of conjoint in a sentence
A conjoint effort by the two companies led to success. The conjoint analysis revealed new insights. They formed a conjoint committee to address the issue.
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- French:conjoint, combiné, ...
- German:gemeinsam, zusammenhängend, ...
- Italian:congiunto, ...
- Spanish:conjunto, agrupado, ...
- Portuguese:conjunto, combinado, ...
- Chinese:联合的, 结合的, ...
- Japanese:共同の, 結合した, ...
- Arabic:مُشْتَرَك, مُتَراَبِط, ...
- Hebrew:מְשׁוּתָף, מְשֻׁלָּב, ...
- Russian:совместный, соединённый, ...
- Ukrainian:спільний, сполучений, ...
- Hindi:सहयोगी, ...
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