Meanings of take conjointly in English

If, in these, the two houses differed, the vote was to be taken conjointly.

7 Hyde Park Place, a house which he had taken conjointly with his widowed sister-in-law, the Hon.

The steps we took to effect separation were, as you have fully shown, not only revolutionary in their nature, but they were taken conjointly.

Nevertheless, these two tables, taken conjointly, indicate pretty plainly some kind of correlation between the length of the beak and the size of the feet.