conjoined
v. C1 Advanced US //ˌkɑnˈdʒɔɪnd// UK //kəndʒˈɔɪnd// con·joined
v. joined together or connected. You use this to describe two things that are physically stuck together or two ideas that are linked in a sentence.
v. joined or connected together, especially in a physical or structural sense. Often used in medical contexts to describe twins or in literary contexts to describe the joining of words or clauses.
The two buildings are conjoined by a glass bridge.
The surgeon explained that the conjoined twins shared a liver, making the operation extremely complex.
The poet used conjoined imagery to create a sense of overwhelming scale, linking the vast ocean with the endless horizon in a single, flowing line.
From conjoin + -ed.