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Meanings of disjunct in anglès

Marked by separation of or from usually contiguous elements.

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Progressing melodically by intervals larger than a major second.

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Examples for "conjunct"
Examples for "conjunct"
1
They had to run as twins; but Beauchamp's conjunct would not run, he would walk.
Beauchamp's Career — Complete
2
But his true or conjunct will-andhe knew it to be his true one-heabundantly obtained.
The Nature of Goodness
3
What I care about is the conjunct, social, and infinite self-thatself which is inseparable from others.
The Nature of Goodness
4
Results: Neck flexibility was lower in NP compared to HC, indicated by reduced cervical ROM and conjunct motion.
Pubmed
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He turns consciousness from his abstract and isolated self and fixes it upon his related and conjunct self.
The Nature of Goodness

Disjunct.

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Disjunct.

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Usage of disjunct in anglès
1
Two very different sides, though, sides at markedly disjunct stages of development.
The Irish Times
2
At the final whistle there was a slight emotional disjunct.
The Guardian
3
The disjunct between supporter expectation and the limits of the role has never been clearer.
The Guardian
4
Computed Tomography (CT) examination showed that the left hip joint was dislocated and the left femoral head was disjunct.
Pubmed
5
Overall, our results show that Z. divergens is a species complex composed of morphologically cryptic lineages showing partially disjunct distributions and host specificity.
Pubmed
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The adult benthic populations occupy disjunct, patchy habitats; the extent of gene flow due to dispersal of the planktonic life stage is generally unknown.
Pubmed
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Disjunct through the time