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Conjuncture

Description:

Conjuncture refers to the combination of circumstances or events at a particular point in time, leading to a specific situation or outcome. It can also denote the occurrence of two or more things happening simultaneously.

Sample Sentences:

• The current political conjuncture has created a sense of uncertainty among the population.
• At this conjuncture, it is crucial for us to make the right decision.
• The conjuncture of heavy rain and strong winds resulted in widespread power outages.
• She managed to secure the deal by taking advantage of the conjuncture when her competitors were struggling.
• In literary analysis, the author's choice of words is often analyzed in conjunction with the historical conjuncture in which the work was written.

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