conjunct

• Adjectif décrivant quelque chose de joint ou d'uni ; en usage moderne, c'est surtout un terme grammatical (par exemple, adverbe conjonctif) ou médical (par exemple, conjonctive de l'œil), mais comme adjectif général il est considéré comme vieilli.

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.

   conjoint (mouvement mélodique)

   • 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.

   Synonymesscalicstepwise

   Antonymesdisjunct

2. Joined together or associatedC2formal

   Bound in close association; united or combined.

   uni, associé

   • 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.

   Synonymesalliedcombinedconjoinedcoupledjoinedlinkedunited

   Antonymesdisconnecteddisuniteddividedseparate

3. Joint activity or cooperationC2formal

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

   Conjoint (activité ou coopération commune)

   • 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.

   Synonymescollaborativecombinedconcertedcooperativejointunited

   Antonymesindividualseparate