conjuncture
kənˈdʒʌŋkʧə
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Definition of conjuncture - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
eventsDatedcombination of events or circumstancesDated
  • The conjuncture of factors led to the decision.
confluence convergence
2.
timeDatedcritical or decisive point in timeDated
  • The conjuncture of events led to the revolution..
crisis turning point
3.
combinationDatedunion or conjunction of elementsDated
  • The conjuncture of ideas resulted in a new theory.
combination junction union
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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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  1. French:conjoncture, moment décisif, ...
  2. German:Zusammentreffen, kritischer Punkt, ...
  3. Italian:congiuntura, momento critico, ...
  4. Spanish:conjunción, momento crítico, ...
  5. Portuguese:conjuntura, momento crítico, ...
  6. Chinese:局势, 关键时刻, ...
  7. Japanese:結合, 重大な局面, ...
  8. Arabic:تَراكُم الأَحداث, منعطَف, ...
  9. Hebrew:צִרוּף נְסִבּוֹת, נְקֻדָּה מַכְרַעַת, ...
  10. Russian:совокупность факторов, критическая точка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кон'юнктура, критична точка, ...
  12. Hindi:संयोग, संकटपूर्ण समय, ...

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