Meaning & Definition of Jointly in English
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Jointly
In conjunction or together with others.
Pronunciation:
/ˈdʒɔɪntli/Part of Speech:
adverbDetailed Definitions
Definition: In a manner that is shared by two or more parties.
Example Sentence: The land was jointly owned by the two families.
Definition: In a collaborative way; together.
Example Sentence: They jointly agreed to fund the project.
Definition: Effectively or for a common purpose.
Example Sentence: The nations worked jointly to combat climate change.
Etymology
Origin: From Middle English 'jointli', from Old French 'jointement', based on Latin 'iunctus', the past participle of 'iungere' meaning 'to join'.
Synonyms
togethercollaborativelyconjointlyin partnershipcooperatively
Common Phrases and Expressions
- jointly responsible: Sharing responsibility or accountability.
- jointly owned: Owned by two or more individuals or parties.
- jointly funded: Financed by multiple sources.
Translations
- Spanish: conjuntamente
- French: conjointement
- German: gemeinsam
- Russian: совместно
Related Words
- join: To connect or unite.
- joint: Shared by or belonging to two or more parties.