coupled

/ ˈkʌpəld /

adjective

1. being one of the partners in a permanent sexual relationship

Example Sentences

Earlier this month, lofty valuations among megacap tech names, coupled with mounting concerns about the sustainability of the AI trade, sparked a selloff in growth names.

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At times, society feels like a house divided against itself, yet Lincoln reminded us that the resolution to civil strife and discord is “Thanksgiving and Praise” coupled with “humble penitence.”

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“A freshly re-geared balance sheet coupled with bottom-of-the-cycle earnings elevates risk, given banking facilities need to be renewed in the next 12 months.”

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The report identifies a group of metros, including Heber, Utah; Boise City, Idaho; and Minneapolis, Minn. where rising prices are coupled with a faster sales pace, signaling strong buyer competition for limited inventory.

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It is by any stretch, a hefty weekly commute and coupled with a young family and a demanding job, she says it became too big a challenge.

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Related Words

• akin 
• associated 
• linked 
• united