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Conominee

One nominated in conjunction with another a joint nominee

The act of coupling or joining union conjunction

Serving to couple unite or connect as a copulative conjunction like ldquoandrdquo

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A conjunction or concentration of rays in one point

To apply heat to in conjunction with mechanical pressure for the purpose of giving a smooth

to the time when the moon at or near its conjunction with the sun is invisible

severe conjunctivitis ophthalmia

Characterized by polysyndeton or the multiplication of conjunctions

gathered from the context and has to be considered in conjunction with words which precede and those which follow it, Delhi

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