conjoin , also: cojoin

It must be conjoined to some other thing that I do not understand yet.

Let's take away the stigma toward music conjoined with something else.

The second and third toes, which always point forward, are conjoined in some species.

We have no idea why the royal twins were so conjoined.

How fortunate, then, that we may conjoin our efforts in this matter.

Or else, the huge river which the two parts conjoin gives the name of this small town.

If it happens after day 9, there is a significant risk of the twins being conjoined.

They came through made: sound and sense already conjoined.

Often tactics of more than one type are conjoined in a combination.

"Let me explain: my other person is a very good man, much better than when we were conjoined.

And neither would have its particular character if the two weren't conjoined.

She had come here, to this false world, as a single entity, one conjoined mind.

The pair were said to be conjoined at both the shoulder and the hip.

Their careers seemed to conjoin there ten to twelve years past.

But it is hard to separate them during or after hearing the music because they are beautifully conjoined.

Days ago they had been conjoined, but healthy, happy, and capable of facing the world on its own terms.

It was only meet, after that, that our forces were conjoined.

KY 259 conjoins with many other highways along its course.

She whispered his name, and once again they conjoined.

They are still fully conjoined and will not be separated until the third or fourth operation.

Never forget that gain and loss are twins conjoined at the heart.

Another equally sinister-looking man and woman, holding hands, come to be conjoined.

This time the brothers embraced, and it seemed quite natural to Kirk to see them so conjoined.

Except for being conjoined, they are normal and healthy.

It seemed the interests of wise men and fools lay for once conjoined.