to give in prescribed order the various inflectional forms of (a verb)

to join or combine (two substances), esp reversibly

to become joined together

said of reproductive cells: to pair and fuse in genetic conjugation

said of a verb: to inflect

joined together, esp in pairs; coupled

acting or operating as if joined

having features in common but opposite or inverse in some particular, e.g. having an opposite sign or lying on the opposite side of an axis

conjugate roots

conjugate focuses

(often + to) denoting an acid or base related by the difference of a proton

said of words: derived from the same root and therefore usu alike in meaning

something conjugate; a product of conjugating

an element of a mathematical group that is equal to a given element of the group multiplied on the right by another element and on the left by the inverse of the latter element