in+conjunction
111in conjunction — operation, functioning, working, acting or planning together; in collaboration …
112in conjunction with — operation, functioning, working, acting or planning together; in collaboration …
113in conjunction with — /in kanjarjkshan wW/ In association with …
114in conjunction with — /in kanjarjkshan wW/ In association with …
115grand conjunction — noun : the occasional astrological configuration of the greater planets in a particular sign …
116non-conjunction — …
117and — conjunction coffee and a scone Syn: together with, along with, with, as well as, in addition to, also; besides, furthermore; informal plus •• and It is rank superstition that this coordinating conjunction cannot properly begin a sentence: •… …
118and — conjunction Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German unti and Date: before 12th century 1. used as a function word to indicate connection or addition especially of items within the same class or type; used to join… …
119providing — conjunction Etymology: Middle English, present participle of providen Date: 15th century on condition that ; in case Usage: Although occasionally still disapproved, providing is as well established as a conjunction as provided is. Provided is… …
120as soon as — conjunction : immediately at or just after the time that as soon as he came, the meeting began * * * As soon as is a conjunction. You use as soon as to say that something will happen immediately after something else has happened. As soon as we… …
