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Conjoint

adjective
1.
Consisting of two or more associated entities.  Synonym: conjoined.  "Social order and prosperity, the conjoint aims of government"






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"Conjoint" Quotes from Famous Books



... demand often created by and tending to a degradation of purer religion, yet most surely embodying and expressing a spiritual instinct which is only fully explained and satisfied by the Catholic doctrine of the communion of saints and souls in one great society, labouring for a conjoint salvation and beatitude. We Catholics know well enough that the degraded and superstitious will pervert saint-worship as they pervert other good things to their own hurt and to God's dishonour, but we also know that of itself the doctrine of the Heavenly Court ...
— The Faith of the Millions (2nd series) • George Tyrrell



Words linked to "Conjoint" :   joint, conjoined



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