noun
conjunct
Conjunct (noun) means (grammar) One of the two parts linked by a conjunction.
noun
1
(grammar) One of the two parts linked by a conjunction.
2
(grammar) One of the two items joined by a linking word such as 'and'.
3
(grammar) A word or phrase that links a sentence back to what came before it, without being central to its meaning.
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Etymology
From Latin conjunctus, the perfect past participle of conjungō. Doublet of conjoint. See conjoin.
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What is the meaning of conjunct?
"conjunct" (noun) means (grammar) One of the two parts linked by a conjunction.
What is the opposite of conjunct?
The opposite of "conjunct" is disjunct.
What are the different meanings of conjunct?
"conjunct" has 3 main meanings: 1. (grammar) One of the two parts linked by a conjunction; 2. (grammar) One of the two items joined by a linking word such as 'and'; 3. (grammar) A word or phrase that links a sentence back to what came before it, without being central to its meaning.
