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Definitions from the WebConjunctivePart of Speech: Adjective, Noun Definition: Relating to conjunction or joining two things together. Sense 1: Adjective - Used to describe something that serves as a connection or link. Example: The conjunctive tissue in our body helps in connecting the bones together. Sense 2: Adjective - Referring to a grammatical conjunction. Example: The conjunctive words "and," "but," and "or" join words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence. Sense 3: Adjective - Expressing a cause or reason. Example: In the conjunctive sentence "Since it is raining, we should carry umbrellas," the word "since" indicates the reason for carrying umbrellas. Sense 4: Adjective - Used to describe a temporary arrangement or connection. Example: The conjunctive agreement between the two companies allows for the sharing of resources until the project is completed. Sense 5: Noun - A conjunctive word or phrase. Example: In the sentence "I like both apples and oranges," the word "and" is a conjunctive. Possible Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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