jointly
Americanadverb
Other Word Forms
- quasi-jointly adverb
Etymology
Origin of jointly
Example Sentences
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School-choice advocates are also pushing the Treasury Department to declare that married couples filing jointly can claim a $3,400 tax credit.
Japan and the EU will conclude a memorandum of understanding within 30 days on how they can jointly support projects in mining, refining, processing and recycling, the governments said in a joint statement.
If a piece of jewellery is jointly owned by two people, the permission of both owners is usually needed in order to sell it.
From BBC
The tournament, jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka, begins on February 7.
From Barron's
One proposed strategy involves adversarial collaborations, in which competing theories are tested against each other through experiments designed jointly by their supporters.
From Science Daily
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