coupled
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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The continuous heavy rainfall - often coupled with high winds - in the north east corner of Scotland has affected many walks of life in recent weeks.
From BBC
However, the 2026 guidance is a positive feature and, coupled with an updated distribution policy, signals higher confidence in the future than has been seen in a long time, Pedersen added.
The quarter was hit by lower prices and marketing margins, coupled with higher operating expenses, he says.
In other words, the two-week negotiating period, coupled with the near-week that it could take the Senate bill to pass the House, could cause a loss of pressure and momentum.
From Salon
The dollar’s rise on Friday, coupled with falling metals prices, suggested investors were pulling back on that so-called debasement trade.
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