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What are words called that joined with a conjunction?

Words joined with a conjunction are called conjoined words, coordinated words, or coordinate phrases.

Here's a breakdown:

* Conjoined words is a simple and straightforward term that simply states that two words are joined together.

* Coordinated words emphasizes the equal grammatical status of the words.

* Coordinate phrases is used when the words are parts of larger phrases that are joined together.

Examples:

* Conjoined words: "black and white"

* Coordinated words: "She is tall and thin.

* Coordinate phrases: "He went to the store to buy milk and to pick up some bread."

It's important to note that the conjunction connects the words or phrases and shows the relationship between them.

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