conjunction

In conjunction they had bestowed upon him hours of incomparable sweetness.

Circumstances have operated in conjunction with your skill to "medicine me to repose."

It is the conjunction of those two men that makes me suspicious.

But their absence, taken in conjunction with the absence of the others, certainly was remarkable.

He would take these men as part of the gang, working in conjunction with the boat.

Your mocking laughter would be hard to bear in conjunction with losing you.

Taken in conjunction with what happened to Barnes, it is deeply interesting.

In their conjunction these two events were to influence the destinies of Europe.

They had planned this move in conjunction with other and more important moves.

At times they act in conjunction with each other and at others, in opposition.