conjoins

Joins into one

Conjoins is the third-person singular present tense of conjoin, meaning to join together or unite.

It appears most often in formal or technical contexts where two or more things are brought into combination: The treaty conjoins the economic interests of both nations.

In logic and grammar, conjoins specifically describes linking elements with "and" to form a compound structure.

connecting

connect

Join or link

fasten · secure · splice · interlock · interface · mesh · entwine · interlace · interconnect · adjoin

uniting

unite

Bring together as one

  • combineMerge, or harvesting machine
  • mergeCombine into unity
  • fuseProtective melting wire

integrate · consolidate · amalgamate · coalesce · meld · unify · blend · synthesize · intermingle · commingle

bonding

bond

Binding tie or connection

weld · solder · fuse · seal · affix · clamp · rivet · clasp · stick · paste

alliance

ally

Supportive partner

federate · partner · affiliate · associate · collaborate · cooperate · treaty · pact · accord · entente

converging

converge

Meet at a point

nexus · crossroads · hub · merge · fork · bifurcate · come together · interconnect

Opposites
connection/separation

conjoinsdisjoins

Causes to part

separates · divides · severs · disconnects · splits

Phrases
Family

conjoin, conjoined, conjoining

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G