1. joined together; connected or linked with one another
Usage: often used in formal or literary contexts

1. past tense and past participle of interjoin; to join together or connect mutually
Usage: archaic or formal usage

Examples

• The interjoined beams formed a strong structural framework.
• The two companies' interjoined operations created a more efficient business model.
• Their interjoined hands symbolized their commitment to each other.
• The interjoined rings represented the unity of the three organizations.
• The architect designed interjoined spaces that flowed seamlessly from one room to the next.
• The interjoined networks allowed data to be shared across all departments.