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Meanings of coupled in English

Joined together especially in a pair or pairs.

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Connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks.

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Usage of coupled in English
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Decades of police corruption and abuse are coupled with poverty and joblessness.
Reuters
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The weak jobs data coupled with worries over Syria supported the market.
Reuters
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The middle school survey found that violence was coupled with gendered thinking.
Reuters
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The changes, coupled with rising home prices, helped shrink the projected gap.
Reuters
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A similarly coupled approach may be useful across taxa in many regions.
Pubmed
6
I haven't coupled, much less had any 'Pleasures' with her in years.
The Land of Painted Caves
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Macrophage iron content was determined by using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry.
Pubmed
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Aims: GPR61 is an orphan G protein-coupled receptor whose function remains unknown.
Pubmed
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Which, coupled with the waiter's last question, gave Honor furiously to think.
In Fire Forged
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Often he and Domenico coupled quickly before Domenico left for some engagement.
Cry to heaven
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The report, coupled with a fall in new claims for jobless benefits.
Reuters
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This stunning work is coupled with outstanding natural vegetation and cloud simulations.
Wired
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Therefore, cell growth and differentiation are not necessarily coupled in these cells.
Pubmed
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Extremely rapid analysis is coupled with high sensitivity and high chemical specificity.
Pubmed
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Corruption, coupled with the gazetting of white-owned farms, threatened remaining donor funding.
The South African
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Last year, it was mother-of-one Kim who entered the already coupled-up cast.
News.com.au
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South Africa
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United States of America
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Ireland
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