jointly
ˈdʒɔɪntli
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Definition of jointly - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

collaborationin partnership or together with others
  • They jointly organized the event.
  • The report was jointly written by both authors.
  • They jointly own the apartment downtown.
collectively in concert together
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Expressions with jointly

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sharing duty or blame for something with one or more other people
Both departments are jointly responsible for meeting the safety standards.
in a manner binding each party both together and individually
They were held jointly and severally liable for the debt..

Origin of jointly

Latin, iunctus (joined) + -ly (adverbial suffix)

Terms with jointly included in their meaning

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shared land
land owned or used jointly by the members of a community
co-user
one who uses or enjoys something jointly with others
leadership
jointly lead a meeting or committee
organization founder
person who jointly establishes an organization
sharing
jointly possessed or used
mutual sorrow
experience sadness jointly with another person
ownership
materials or assets jointly owned or managed
leadership
jointly led or presided over

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  1. French:ensemble, ...
  2. German:gemeinsam, ...
  3. Italian:insieme, ...
  4. Spanish:juntos, ...
  5. Portuguese:em conjunto, ...
  6. Chinese:共同, ...
  7. Japanese:共同で, ...
  8. Arabic:مَعًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּיַחַד, ...
  10. Russian:совместно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:разом, ...
  12. Hindi:मिलकर, ...

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