coupled
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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The future is no longer command and control but loosely coupled organizations, with task-oriented employees constantly updating and getting guidance from AI agents.
The deaths, coupled with chaos at an oversold Electric Zoo summer festival, alienated partygoers.
A string of client losses and guidance cuts at the company—coupled with industrywide concerns about AI disruption—weighed on WPP’s shares, which lost nearly two-thirds of their value over the past year.
The sector was just beginning to boom amid post-World War Two economic prosperity, coupled with a growing preference among consumers for take-home drinks over soda fountains.
From BBC
“In fact, every pill contains only 1/4 of a milligram,” coupled with 100 milligrams of doravirine in the same pill.
From Barron's
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