conjunctional
Relating to connectors
Conjunctional means relating to or functioning as a conjunction—a word that connects clauses or sentences.
The term appears mainly in grammatical discussions: The word "and" serves a conjunctional role in linking the two phrases.
It's technical vocabulary, rarely encountered outside linguistics or language instruction.
Arranging for unified action
- subordinatingMaking dependent or inferior
- correlativeMutually dependent counterpart
- clauseProvision in agreement
- subordinateOne lower in rank
adverbial · subordination · dependency · phrase · modifier · syntax · subclause · connective
Linking into one
- linkingForming a connection
- unifyingMaking disparate elements one
- bindingLegally or morally required
- couplingJoint between systems
bridging · integrating · merging · bonding · fusing · splicing · yoking · concatenating
Correct relative positioning
- transitMovement between places
- aspectsDistinct elements or sides
- oppositionActive resistance or dissent
- orbsRound glowing shapes
planets · natal chart · zodiac · horoscope · trine · quadrature · celestial · eclipse
and
Together with also
for · yet · so · because · although · since · unless · whereas · while · if
coordinating
Arranging for unified action
- subordinatingMaking dependent or inferior
- correlativeMutually dependent counterpart
- clauseProvision in agreement
subordinate · adverbial · subordination · dependency · phrase · modifier · syntax · subclause · connective · function
joining
Linking into one
coupling · bridging · integrating · merging · bonding · fusing · splicing · yoking · concatenating · chaining
alignment
Correct relative positioning
- transitMovement between places
- aspectsDistinct elements or sides
- oppositionActive resistance or dissent
orbs · planets · natal chart · zodiac · horoscope · trine · quadrature · celestial · eclipse · ecliptic
conjunctionalnominal
In designation only
verbal · adjectival · adverbial · prepositional · pronominal