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Definition of conjunctive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
linguisticsTECH. relating to a conjunction in grammarTECH.
- The conjunctive word 'and' connects the clauses.
2.
grammarTECH. relating to a verb mood that shows wishes or possibilitiesTECH.
- The conjunctive form expresses a wish.
3.
logicTECH. relating to logical conjunctionTECH.
- The conjunctive statement required both conditions to be true.
4.
astronomyTECH. relating to a conjunction in the skyTECH.
- The planets were in a conjunctive alignment.
Noun
1.
linguisticsTECH. word connecting words or phrasesTECH.
- 'And' is a common conjunctive in English.
2.
logicTECH. logical operator joining propositionsTECH.
- The conjunctive 'and' combines two true statements.
Expressions with conjunctive
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conjunction of disjunctions of literals in logic
The expression is in conjunctive normal form.
Origin of conjunctive
Latin, conjunctus (joined together)
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Examples of conjunctive in a sentence
In grammar, 'but' is a conjunctive term. The conjunctive mood is often used in poetry. In some languages, the conjunctive is rarely used. The conjunctive rule applied to both scenarios. Conjunctive logic demands all parts be true. The conjunctive position of the stars was noted by astronomers.
A conjunctive event occurs when celestial bodies align. 'Or' serves as a conjunctive in many sentences. The conjunctive 'but' indicates contrast. A conjunctive can simplify complex arguments. Using a conjunctive, he linked the two premises.
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- French:conjonctif, connecteur, ...
- German:verbindend, Bindewort, ...
- Italian:congiunzionale, congiunzione, ...
- Spanish:conjuntivo, conjunción, ...
- Portuguese:conjuntivo, conjunção, ...
- Chinese:连接词的, 连接词, ...
- Japanese:接続詞の, 接続詞, ...
- Arabic:رَبْطِيّ, أداة عطف, ...
- Hebrew:מְקַשֵּׁר, מִלַּת חִבּוּר, ...
- Russian:союзный, союз, ...
- Ukrainian:кон'юнктивний, сполучник, ...
- Hindi:संयोजक, संयोजक ऑपरेटर, ...
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