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Meanings of conjunct in English
Involving the joint activity of two or more.
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Examples for "disjunct"
Examples for "disjunct"
1
Two very different sides, though, sides at markedly disjunct stages of development.
2
At the final whistle there was a slight emotional disjunct.
3
The disjunct between supporter expectation and the limits of the role has never been clearer.
4
Computed Tomography (CT) examination showed that the left hip joint was dislocated and the left femoral head was disjunct.
5
Overall, our results show that Z. divergens is a species complex composed of morphologically cryptic lineages showing partially disjunct distributions and host specificity.
Usage of conjunct in English
1
They had to run as twins; but Beauchamp's conjunct would not run, he would walk.
2
But his true or conjunct will-andhe knew it to be his true one-heabundantly obtained.
3
What I care about is the conjunct, social, and infinite self-thatself which is inseparable from others.
4
Results: Neck flexibility was lower in NP compared to HC, indicated by reduced cervical ROM and conjunct motion.
5
He turns consciousness from his abstract and isolated self and fixes it upon his related and conjunct self.
6
Turn for a moment and see how absurd the separate self appears from the point of view of the conjunct.
7
Taking only this into account, he was but a moral child, incapable of comprehending anything so difficult as a conjunct self.
8
Far back as we go, the flux, both as a whole and in its parts, is that of things conjunct and separated.
9
His sons and conjunct successors, Sexted and Seward, relapsed into idolatry, and were soon after slain in a battle against the West Saxons.
10
In short, if a man comprehends the watch in a rational way he must comprehend it in what may he called a conjunct way.
11
16, 17; but also authoritatively, as conjunct with the Father.
12
'They were christened from the Greek diatonic scale, and make up two conjunct tetrachords, if you know what that means.'
13
They had to run as twins; but Beauchamp's conjunct would not run, he would walk.
14
But his true or conjunct will-andhe knew it to be his true one-heabundantly obtained.
15
What I care about is the conjunct, social, and infinite self-thatself which is inseparable from others.
16
Results: Neck flexibility was lower in NP compared to HC, indicated by reduced cervical ROM and conjunct motion.
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Conjunct through the time