conjunction , conj. (abbreviation) , conj (abbreviation) BrE

The two are often used in conjunction, especially by people over 30.

What my father felt about this conjunction I can only guess.

By God but summer conjunction makes life worth living, he thought.

But the real issue lies in the conjunction of these two problems.

Two books are being published in conjunction with the shows.

The church and school continue to operate in conjunction today.

The conjunction comes soon and you are better here than elsewhere.

It was a conjunction of war and natural conditions which had brought this about.

It is common for a sentence to begin with a conjunction.

I think that it may be working in conjunction together somehow.

In conjunction, should any member leave the group, he or she must be rejected also.

A similar conjunction will happen in May 2013, but with less visibility.

In conjunction, immediately available data should be considered fair game as well.

Some names have the de conjunction without association to marriage at all.

The Conjunction was not due yet and, if things got any worse, might never come.

The conjunction appeared to strike him for the first time.

"They have done a lot for us, working in conjunction.

The reality of conjunction seemed to dawn upon him then.

He was positive that these two had acted in conjunction.

This is similar to a conjunction, but usually provides benefits.

In conjunction, he has created his own website for the cause.

The last communication made before the conjunction was on February 3rd, 2011.

Perhaps he's coming close to time for conjunction again, and this makes him more concerned about my stability.

A glance revealed two others, as if a Conjunction was coming.

This article may be omitted after a conjunction or focus word.