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conjunct adjective allied, amalgamated, binding, coadunate, coalescent, coherent, cohesive, combined, complex, composite, concerted, conjoint, connected, consensual, consolidated, contiguous, correlative, incorporated, indissoluble, indivisible, inseparable, integrated, joined, joint, matched, merged, paired, partnered, participant, symbiotic, unified, united Associated concepts: conjunctive denials, conjunctive obliiations, conjunctive of averments, conjunctive relief Foreign phrases: Conjunctim et divisim.Jointly and severally See also: associated, coadunate, coherent, cohesive, compact, composite, compound, concerted, conjoint, consensual, contiguous, corporate, correlative, inextricable, joint 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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| Leupold was critical as well of certain melodic lines as in the Te Deum, where "the notes, following each other in conjunct motion, seem to proceed without much rhyme or reason. For example, in "Sled test: Pretest assembly, close-up of building, parachute deployment, and post-test damage," "sled test" maps to a set of four pictures, but the four contradictory conjuncts map to each of the successive pictures. The conjunct system is complemented by expert training and support through both MedNet System and AM Technologies, Inc. |
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