conjunct

• Adjetivo que describe algo unido o combinado; en el uso moderno es principalmente un término gramatical (p. ej., adverbio conjuntivo) o médico (p. ej., conjuntiva del ojo), pero como adjetivo general se considera anticuado.

An adjective describing something that is joined together or combined; in modern usage, it is primarily a grammatical term (e.g., conjunct adverb) or a medical term (e.g., conjunct eye), but as a general adjective it is considered obsolete.

1. Melodic progression by secondsC2formal

   Describes a melody that moves stepwise, progressing by intervals of a second rather than by leaps.

   Melodía conjunta

   • The composer used a conjunct melody in the slow movement.
   • Conjunct motion creates a smooth and flowing musical line.
   • The scale passage is an example of conjunct movement.

   Sinónimosscalicstepwise

   Antónimosdisjunct

2. Joined together or associatedC2formal

   Bound in close association; united or combined.

   conjunto, unido, combinado

   • The two companies are conjunct in their joint venture.
   • Their efforts were conjunct, leading to a successful outcome.
   • The conjunct forces worked together on the project.

   Sinónimosalliedcombinedconjoinedcoupledjoinedlinkedunited

   Antónimosdisconnecteddisuniteddividedseparate

3. Joint activity or cooperationC2formal

   Involving the joint activity of two or more parties; combined or cooperative.

   conjunto, mancomunado

   • The conjunct operation required coordination between the teams.
   • They made a conjunct decision to move forward.
   • The conjunct efforts of the volunteers made the event possible.

   Sinónimoscollaborativecombinedconcertedcooperativejointunited

   Antónimosindividualseparate