conjunction

/kənˈd͡ʒʌŋk.ʃn̩/
noun 5

Collocations

5

ADJ.

fortuitous, great, grotesque, international, invariable, local, mental, missing

The great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn occurred in December 2020 and fascinated astronomers worldwide.

VERB + CONJUNCTION

arises, function, leech, move, peer, presented, see, support

The problem arises in conjunction with the new software update that nobody tested properly.

CONJUNCTION + NOUN

atoms, communities, emmet's, interjection, movements, organizations, theory, tonight

The two organizations worked together in conjunction with local governments to improve public services.

PREP.

in, with

The problem arose in conjunction with the new software update last month.

ADV.

also, finally

In conjunction with better marketing, the company also improved its product quality significantly.

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