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Hi Bob,
Hope this answers your question as cited from "https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/conjugate"
Definition of conjugate
b :acting or operating as if joined2a :having features in common but opposite or inverse in some particular3of an acid or base :related by the difference of a proton- The acid NH4+ and the base NH3are conjugate to each other.
4:having the same derivation and therefore usually some likeness in meaning- conjugatewords
5of two leaves of a book :forming a single piece -
What kind of thing did you hear it about. Was it for example about conjugating verbs? If yes, then it means to change a verb to match by who/when an action was/is going to be performed. This is done in different ways in different languages.
Here are some English examples:
Present tense, first person (singular): I see
Present tense, third person (singular): He sees
Past, second person: You saw
The word conjugate can have some different meanings too, for example in chemistry.
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