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conjoin verb accumulate, add, add to, ally, amass, annex, assemble, attach, be joined, blend, bring together, cement, clap together, clasp together, coalesce, cohere, collect, combine, compound, connect, consolidate, fuse, gather, hold together, incorporate, interlace, intertwist, interweave, join together, make one, mass, merge, mix, reunite, unify, unite Associated concepts: conjoint legacy, conjoint robbery, connoint wills See also: abut, add, adhere, adjoin, affix, annex, append, attach, border, bound, cement, cohere, combine, commingle, concentrate, connect, consolidate, conspire, contact, cooperate, correspond, desegregate, federate, join, merge, pool, unite How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The salesperson has to conjoin the "want" and "need" of the Weekender customer. Through residential construction and Design/Build renovations, she found a way to conjoin her concern for the environment with her desires to create and to serve in a meaningful way. Immediate goals will include the extension of the business process framework to include applications that span and conjoin all product lines. |
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