Conjunctively

Part of speech: adverb

Definitions

1. In a manner that unites multiple statements or concepts
2. In a way that seamlessly integrates different elements or ideas within a discussion
3. In a way that links several ideas or parts as a whole

Etymology: "Conjunctively" is simply the adverb form of "conjunctive," built by adding the suffix "-ly" to it. "Conjunctive" comes from the Latin "coniunctivus," meaning "connecting" or "serving to join," itself built from "coniungere," "to join together." An adverb of this kind describes an action carried out in a linked or combined way, so something done conjunctively is done with its parts joined rather than separate.

Synonyms: additively, also

Antonyms: disjunctively