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English adjective: conjunct | |||
| 1. | conjunct progressing melodically by intervals of a second | ||
| Samples | Conjunct motion of an ascending scale. | ||
| Domain category | music | ||
| Antonyms | disjunct | ||
| 2. | conjunct bound in close association | ||
| Samples | Conjunct influences. Conjunct ideas. | ||
| Similar | united | ||
| Antonyms | divided | ||
| 3. | conjunct involving the joint activity of two or more | ||
| Samples | Concerted action. The conjunct influence of fire and strong wind. The conjunctive focus of political opposition. A cooperative effort. A united effort. Joint military activities. | ||
| Synonyms | concerted, conjunctive, cooperative | ||
| Similar | joint | ||
| Antonyms | separate | ||
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