Definition Synonyms
Definition of conjuncture - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
eventsDated combination of events or circumstancesDated
- The conjuncture of factors led to the decision.
2.
timeDated critical or decisive point in timeDated
- The conjuncture of events led to the revolution..
3.
combinationDated union or conjunction of elementsDated
- The conjuncture of ideas resulted in a new theory.
Origin of conjuncture
Latin, coniunctura (joining) + -ure (action)
Examples of conjuncture in a sentence
A rare conjuncture of circumstances favored the merger. At this conjuncture, we must decide our next move. The conjuncture of economic factors caused the market crash. The conjuncture of events led to a crisis. A conjuncture of factors improved the economy.
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- French:conjoncture, moment décisif, ...
- German:Zusammentreffen, kritischer Punkt, ...
- Italian:congiuntura, momento critico, ...
- Spanish:conjunción, momento crítico, ...
- Portuguese:conjuntura, momento crítico, ...
- Chinese:局势, 关键时刻, ...
- Japanese:結合, 重大な局面, ...
- Arabic:تَراكُم الأَحداث, منعطَف, ...
- Hebrew:צִרוּף נְסִבּוֹת, נְקֻדָּה מַכְרַעַת, ...
- Russian:совокупность факторов, критическая точка, ...
- Ukrainian:кон'юнктура, критична точка, ...
- Hindi:संयोग, संकटपूर्ण समय, ...
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