conjoins Synonyms
conjoins Meaning
conjoins
to join together for a common purpose, to join together (things, such as separate entities) for a common purpose
conjoins Sentence Examples
- The two businesses have conjoined forces to create a formidable partnership.
- The conjoined twins share a common bond that defies medical expectations.
- The artist's works conjoin different materials and textures to create unique sculptures.
- The conjoined branches of the tree create a picturesque archway over the path.
- The book conjoins historical events with personal anecdotes to shed light on the past.
- The chemical conjoined with the enzyme to produce a desired reaction.
- Love conjoins hearts and souls, forging an unbreakable bond.
- The conjoined words in this sentence form a tongue-twisting phrase.
- The conjoined celestial bodies emit an ethereal glow in the night sky.
- The architect conjoined traditional and modern elements to create an innovative structure.
FAQs About the word conjoins
to join together for a common purpose, to join together (things, such as separate entities) for a common purpose
unites,combines, connects, coalesces, joins,fuses, marries, associates, couples, unifies
splits, resolves, sections, dissociates, parts,separates, detaches, severs, divides, breaks up
The two businesses have conjoined forces to create a formidable partnership.
The conjoined twins share a common bond that defies medical expectations.
The artist's works conjoin different materials and textures to create unique sculptures.
The conjoined branches of the tree create a picturesque archway over the path.
