twinned
/twɪnd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'twin': to join or link two things closely together.
- The organization twinned the school with a partner in Africa.
- The two companies twinned their research efforts to develop the new drug.
- They twinned their wedding rings to symbolize their union.
adjective
- Joined or paired together, often because of a close connection or similarity.
- The two cities are twinned and exchange students every year.
- The museum has a twinned exhibition with a gallery in Paris.
- They bought a twinned set of bracelets to show their friendship.
- Having a matching or corresponding counterpart.
- Her dress had twinned patterns on both sleeves.
- Each key has a twinned copy stored in the safe.
- The architect designed twinned towers that mirror each other.
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