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Definition of conjunct - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
astrologyTECH. in astrology, a point where two planets are in close alignmentTECH.
- In her chart, the conjunct of Mars and Venus influenced her personality..
2.
logicTECH. either term in a logical conjunctionTECH.
- In the statement 'A and B', both A and B are conjuncts.
3.
linguisticsTECH. adjunct connecting sentences in discourseTECH.
- The word 'however' acts as a conjunct in the sentence.
Adjective
1.
unityRare joined or united togetherRare
- The two companies formed a conjunct partnership.
2.
astronomyTECH. related to conjunction in astronomyTECH.
- The planets were in a conjunct position..
3.
melodyTECH. progressing by intervals of a secondTECH.
- The song features a conjunct melodic line.
Origin of conjunct
Latin, conjunctus (joined together)
Examples of conjunct in a sentence
Astrologers studied the conjunct for insights. The conjuncts in the formula must both be true. Each conjunct in the equation plays a crucial role. In this context, 'therefore' is a conjunct. The conjunct 'and' links the two clauses. Their conjunct efforts led to a successful project.
The conjunct design of the building symbolizes unity. The conjunct alignment of the stars was fascinating. Astronomers observed the conjunct arrangement of the celestial bodies. The composer preferred conjunct motion in his symphonies. Conjunct sequences are easier for beginners to sing.
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- French:conjonction, conjoint, ...
- German:Konjunktion, verbunden, ...
- Italian:congiunzione, unito, ...
- Spanish:alineación, conjunto, ...
- Portuguese:alinhamento, conjunto, ...
- Chinese:合相, 联合的, ...
- Japanese:合, 共同の, ...
- Arabic:اِقْتِران, مُتَّحِد, ...
- Hebrew:צִמּוּד, מְאֻחָד, ...
- Russian:соединение, совместный, ...
- Ukrainian:з'єднання, спільний, ...
- Hindi:संयोजन, संयुक्त, ...
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