prepositional phrase · academic
in conjunction with
UK/ɪn kənˈdʒʌŋkʃ(ə)n wɪð/US/ɪn kənˈdʒʌŋkʃən wɪð/in con·JUNC·tion with
together with; used to say two or more things are done or exist at the same time
Examples
“The drug should not be taken in conjunction with alcohol.”
“The study was conducted in conjunction with several universities.”
“This software is intended to be used in conjunction with the hardware.”
Band 8 sentence
“The pilot project was run in conjunction with local communities to ensure practical relevance.”
Collocations
- be used in conjunction with
- in conjunction with + noun
Word family
Common mistakes
in conjunction to→in conjunction with
in conjunction→in conjunction with
in conjuction with→in conjunction with
Say it for a higher band
5and→6alongside→7+in conjunction with
Synonyms
together with
alongside
Easily confused
in connection with
“The police interviewed several witnesses in connection with the robbery.”
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