conjoined in Irish
conjoined in Irish is comhcheangailte — conjoined means joined or fused together physically, as with conjoined twins.
conjoined in Irish
comhcheangailte
Of persons (conjoined twins) or things: joined together physically.
What does "conjoined" mean?
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adj Joined or fused together physically, as with conjoined twins.
"The hospital successfully separated the conjoined twins after a long operation."
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adj United or bound together, especially in a relationship or partnership.
"Their fates felt conjoined after years of working side by side."
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conjoined in a sentence
- The hospital successfully separated the conjoined twins after a long operation.
- Their fates felt conjoined after years of working side by side.
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What is "conjoined" in Irish?
"conjoined" in Irish is comhcheangailte. conjoined means: Joined or fused together physically, as with conjoined twins.
How do you use "conjoined" in a sentence?
Example: "The hospital successfully separated the conjoined twins after a long operation." In Irish, "conjoined" is comhcheangailte.
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