coupled

/ ˈkʌpəld /

adjective

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

Example Sentences

However, defeat for Scotland in Greece, coupled with a Denmark win over Belarus, would mean an extraordinary victory is required in that final game to give Clarke's side any chance of automatic qualification.

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He coupled it with extra life and movement on his knuckle-balling splitter.

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All this sequel had to be was a Nine Inch Nails-scored mood, but pre-chewed ideas about sentience and AI, coupled with a nonsensical plot, turn it into a chore.

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Now the question is whether the AI hype, coupled with a boom in investment spending by some of the world’s largest companies, can keep driving the market higher.

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Bankers say this summer’s big increase in mergers and acquisitions, coupled with momentum in equity-capital markets, has them confident that deal activity is likely to rise further in the coming months.

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Related Words

• akin 
• associated 
• linked 
• united