conjugate
/kənˈdʒʌɡeɪt, kɒŋ-/Definitions
1. verb
to join or unite with something else, especially in order to form a single whole
“The two parts of the machine need to be conjugate to function properly.”
2. noun
a pair of complementary or corresponding parts, especially in a molecule
“The conjugate of the acid is a key component in many chemical reactions.”
3. verb
to change the form of a verb to indicate different tenses, voices, or moods
“The verb conjugate in French can be complex for beginners.”
4. noun
a mathematical operation that is the inverse of the product of two numbers
“The conjugate of 3 and 4 is 1/3 and 1/4.”
5. noun
a pair of complementary or contrasting ideas or elements
“The conjugate of good and evil is a common theme in literature.”