conjoint

Meanings

1. 1
   adj

   involving two or more people or things acting, existing, or being considered together

   The report was the product of conjoint work by both research teams.

Borrowed from Middle French conjoint, the past participle of conjoindre ("to join together"), ultimately from Latin coniungere, from con- ("together") + iungere ("to join"). It is a doublet of conjunct.

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