Idiom: in conjunction with
Meaning
Idiom: in conjunction with (someone/something)
- working together with someone or something
Example sentences
— We’re doing this conference in conjunction with our local trade association.
— If you use this facial scrub and cleanser in conjunction with this moisturizer, your acne and blemishes will clear up within a few weeks.
— We are sponsoring the 10k run in conjunction with a local bakery and sports store. Runners will get free breakfast after the race as well as discounts on sports apparel.
— Last year, we worked in conjunction with the fire department to demonstrate how to fit baby safety seats in cars.
— After surgery, you'll be working in conjunction with a nutritionist to ensure you follow a healthy diet as you continue your weight loss.
— We work in conjunction with physical therapy and psychiatric practices in our building to provide comprehensive care for our patients.
— It's imperative you take this medication in conjunction with food to prevent stomach upset.
— Both the House and Senate need to work in conjunction with the president in order to pass legislation.
Synonyms
- together with
- jointly with
- along with
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