Definition of "conjunctive" []

• Joining; connective. (adjective)
• Joined together; combined: the conjunctive focus of political opposition. (adjective)
• Grammar Of, relating to, or being a conjunction. (adjective)
• Grammar Serving to connect elements of meaning and construction within sentences, as and and since, or between sentences, as therefore. (adjective)
• Grammar A connective word, especially a conjunction or conjunctive adverb. (noun)

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• "The term conjunctive use does not necessarily imply that the groundwater utilized originates from seepage from the surface supply in the area concerned, although it may often do so."
• "Conjunctive Faith: Sometime around 35 or 40 or beyond some people undergo a change to what we call conjunctive faith, which is a kind of midlife way of being in faith."
• "Publishers by Perskor and the right to use the Kagiso name conjunctive to publishing, printing and the printed media."