Meaning & Definition of word "Conjoined"

Conjoined

/kənˈdʒɔɪnd/

verb:

  • 1. Past tense of conjoin; to join together.
    • Example: They conjoined their resources to tackle the environmental issues in their community.

adjective:

  • 1. Joined together; united.
    • Example: The conjoined twins shared certain organs and required special medical care.
  • 2. Involving or related to a conjunction or union.
    • Example: The conjoined efforts of the two teams led to a successful project completion.

Etymology

from Latin 'conjunctus', past participle of 'conjungere' which means to join together.

Common Phrases and Expressions

conjoined twins:

Twins that are physically connected to each other.

conjoined effort:

A collective effort made by a group.

Related Words

conjunction:

A word that connects clauses or sentences.

conjoin:

To bring together or join.

joint:

A point at which parts of an artificial structure are joined.

Slang Meanings of conjoined

Meaning: Joined at the hip.

Example Sentence: Those two are practically conjoined; they do everything together.

Meaning: Two peas in a pod.

Example Sentence: Ever since they met, they’ve been conjoined like two peas in a pod.