1. in a manner that joins or connects things together; in combination or union
Usage: formal; often used in academic or technical contexts
2. in a way that relates to or functions as a conjunction; by means of a conjunction
Usage: grammar; technical

Examples

• The two clauses work conjunctively to create a complex sentence.
• These factors, acting conjunctively, produce a stronger effect than either alone.
• The words 'and' and 'but' function conjunctively in English grammar.
• The researchers studied the variables conjunctively rather than in isolation.
• The adverbs are used conjunctively to link the ideas in the paragraph.
• When applied conjunctively, these treatments show improved patient outcomes.