conjoin
Fuse into one
To conjoin is to join together or unite: The two rivers conjoin south of the city.
The word sounds formal or literary compared to simple alternatives like join or combine.
In law, conjoined parties share an interest in a case.
Conjoined twins are physically connected at birth, sharing body parts or organs.
Merge distinct entities
- integrateCombine into unified whole
- blendCombine into mixture
- coalesceUnite into one mass
- fuseProtective melting wire
meld · consolidate · unify · synthesize · incorporate · combine · intermingle · commingle
Clear vocal expression
- sutureMedical wound closure
- anastomosisJoining of tubular structures
- ligamentConnective tissue between bones
- cartilageFlexible connective body tissue
synovial · connective · fusion · knit · bond · attachment · linkage
Formal union of parties
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- coalitionTemporary alliance for action
- confederationAutonomous entities united loosely
- consortiumCooperative group for ventures
affiliation · association · collaboration · solidarity · bond · linkage · connection · federation
amalgamate
Merge distinct entities
fuse · meld · consolidate · unify · synthesize · incorporate · combine · intermingle · commingle · intermix
articulation
Clear vocal expression
- sutureMedical wound closure
- anastomosisJoining of tubular structures
- ligamentConnective tissue between bones
cartilage · synovial · connective · fusion · knit · bond · attachment · linkage
alliance
Formal union of parties
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- coalitionTemporary alliance for action
- confederationAutonomous entities united loosely
consortium · affiliation · association · collaboration · solidarity · bond · linkage · connection · federation · league
marriage
Formal union between partners
spouse · bride · groom · vows · ceremony · union · betrothal · engagement · wedlock · altar