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coupled

To link or connect two things together physically or logically. / To be joined or connected to another entity.
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb
past: coupledpp: coupleding: coupling

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[~ something][~ something]

To link or connect two things together physically or logically.

The trailer was coupled to the truck.

Intransitive Verb

To be joined or connected to another entity.

Examples

The locomotive was coupled to the freight cars.

The locomotive was coupled to the freight cars.

High inflation coupled with low wages led to widespread protests.

High inflation coupled with low wages led to widespread protests.

History

The two components are coupled together to ensure stability.

The two components are coupled together to ensure stability.

His natural talent coupled with hard work made him a star.

His natural talent coupled with hard work made him a star.

Wait, is the trailer properly coupled to the truck?

Travel

The software update is coupled with a new security protocol.

The software update is coupled with a new security protocol.

Business

A lack of sleep coupled with stress can weaken the immune system.

A lack of sleep coupled with stress can weaken the immune system.

Health

The gears are tightly coupled to prevent any slippage.

Poor planning coupled with bad luck ruined the entire project.

Poor planning coupled with bad luck ruined the entire project.

Office

Phrasal Verbs

couple with

to combine or occur at the same time as something else to produce a joint effect

The high inflation rate, coupled with low wages, led to a decrease in consumer spending.

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