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Definition of «conjoined»

The term conjoined refers to something that is joined or united together, often in a way that is physically connected. This can be applied to two separate entities that are attached or fused together, such as conjoined twins who share a common body. The word "conjoined" comes from the Latin term "conjungere," which means "to join."

Usage examples

  1. The twins were conjoined at the hip, making it difficult for them to move independently.
  2. The artist conjoined different art styles in his painting, creating a unique and visually appealing piece.
  3. The new suburban neighborhood conjoined several smaller plots of land to create more spacious homes.
  4. The research paper conjoined various theories and perspectives to present a comprehensive analysis of the topic.

Phrases with «conjoined»

Sentences with «conjoined»

  • A pair of conjoined twins, born naturally in a remote village in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), have survived separation following an 870 - mile round trip. (premierchristianity.com)
  • Perhaps the most famous pair of conjoined twins were Chang and Eng Bunker (1811 - 1874), Chinese brothers born in Siam, now Thailand. (sciencedaily.com)
  • Some works are composed of enormous cast bronze blocks or massive wooden beams that suggest architectural elements, while others, hanging from the wall or ceiling and made of various pieces of wood conjoined with wires, nails, and screws, are delicate and light in their toy - like format — the seemingly spontaneous results of sculptural bricolage. (galerie-karsten-greve.com)
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