conjoint
adjective
conjointly
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a word derived from
conjoint.
Example Sentences
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And we, the Black church and the church across the globe, must, along with speaking, act conjointly with compassion and courage to create a more just, humane, equitable, sustainable and peaceful world.
From Washington Post ● Sep. 10, 2021
Its 60 members are elected for nine-year terms by the Dail and Seanad conjointly, in batches of 20 every three years.
From Time Magazine Archive
We shall ask of other countries that they assure conjointly with us a police mission for the eventual re-establishment of order.
From Time Magazine Archive
Church, State and the whole world of scholarship and pedagogy will conjointly greet him.
From Time Magazine Archive
With him were associated Dr. Karl N. J. Borgen, and Dr. R. Copeland, an Englishman, who were conjointly to take scientific observations, &c.; also Julius Payer, a lieutenant in the Imperial Austrian army, on leave.
From The Sea: Its Stirring Story of Adventure, Peril, & Heroism. Volume 3 by Frederick Whymper
