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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to conjoin:   (169 results)

Antonyms:
disjoin, disjoint

Often used in the same context:
interpenetrate, intermingle, cohering, ramify, entwine, intertwine, homogenise, reified, subsume, individuated, interweaved, refract, enfold, transfigure, interlaces, transcend, transmuting, suffuse, collide, meld, sublimate, commingle, cleave, inhabit, undulate, eddying, confederated, contort, centripetal force, pulsate, juxtapose, illumine, transmogrify, disarticulate, res publica, inhere, retrogrades, spiritualized, coalesces, subdivides, fissured, blazon, atomize, disenchant, pervade, limn, effaces, overarches, spellbind, morph, enchained, decolonise, explicate, ghettoize, betwixt, derange, encapsulate, equilateral triangle, merge, confabulated, ensconce, submerse, ossify, eroticize, amalgamates, rends, vivify, permeate, congealing, cognize, diatonic scale, conduce, balkanise, unmake, compartmentalise, relativize, evoke, constructs, homogenize, surround, intermix, edify, genius loci, uglify, hypnotizes, nonliving, ravish, interrelate, conflated, scintillate, transliterate, instancing, subjugates, hymning, pluralize, venn diagram, unknot, situate, glom, coexist, problematize, stilting, barren, bonanza, boss, deliverance, downfall, entails, fraught, free, george, his, hold, impotent, inconsistent, nobody, none, promise, protector, quadrille, sane, wedlock

More specific:
anastomose, attach, copulate, couple, divorce, engraft, entwine, feather, graft, grow tegether, ingraft, intermarry, knit, mate, meet, mismarry, pair, patch, piece, quilt, remarry, run up, sew, sew together, solder, splice, split up, stitch, wive, yoke

Appears in the definition of:
conjunction, conjunctive, connective

More general:
connect, link, tie, unify, unite

Synonyms:
espouse, get hitched with, get married, hook up with, join, marry, wed

Also try:
— Adjectives for conjoin: second, first, sure, sober, last, future, political, singularly

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