jointly in Latin
jointly in Latin is ūniter — jointly means done together by two or more people, sharing responsibility or ownership.
jointly in Latin
ūniter
Together, acting as one; collectively.
What does "jointly" mean?
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adv Done together by two or more people, sharing responsibility or ownership.
"The house is owned jointly by both partners."
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jointly in a sentence
- The house is owned jointly by both partners.
- The report was jointly written by three researchers.
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What is "jointly" in Latin?
"jointly" in Latin is ūniter. jointly means: Done together by two or more people, sharing responsibility or ownership.
How do you use "jointly" in a sentence?
Example: "The house is owned jointly by both partners." In Latin, "jointly" is ūniter.
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