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inconjunct

adjective
in·conjunct | \(¦)in, ən+\

Definition of inconjunct 

archaic, of celestial bodies or zodiacal signs

: lacking conjunction

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History and Etymology for inconjunct

Late Latin inconjunctus unconnected, from Latin in- in- entry 1 + conjunctus, past participle of conjungere to join together

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Dictionary Entries near inconjunct

incongruent

incongruity

incongruous

inconjunct

in conjunction with

inconnected

inconnection

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