Meaning & use

Conjunctively

adverb·Academic

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In a manner that joins or combines things together, or grammatically, by using a conjunction.

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The two clauses are used conjunctively, joined by 'and' to form a single sentence.

The therapies were applied conjunctively, each reinforcing the effects of the other.

A note on using this word

Conjunctively is most often encountered in grammar and logic, describing elements linked together rather than treated as alternatives.

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separately

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