Conjoint meaning

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Joined together; combined.
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Of, consisting of, or involving two or more combined or associated entities; joint.
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Joined together; united; combined; associated.
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Of or involving two or more in association; joint.
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Origin of conjoint

  • Middle English from Old French past participle of conjoindre to conjoin conjoin
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
  • From Middle French
    From Wiktionary

Conjoint Sentence Examples

  • conjoint behavior of user and computer.

  • eve 09- from Rim, it is said, emanated Horus as heart or mind and Thoth as tongue, and through the conjoint action of these two, the mind conceiving the design and the tongue uttering the creative command, all gods and men and beasts obtained their being.

  • For full accounts of methods used in detecting minute traces of arsenic in foods, &c., see "Report to Commission to Manchester Brewers' Central Association," the Analyst, 1900, 26, p. 8; "Report of Conjoint Committee of Society of Chemical Industry and Society of Public Analysts," the Analyst, 1902, 27, p. 48; T.

  • The conjoint stream then flows 180 m.

  • conjoint approach at both the input data and results levels.

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