Similar words: couplet, couple, decouple, a couple of, thermocouple, married couple, if you please, decoupling. Meaning: ['kʌpl] adj. 1. joined together especially in a pair or pairs 2. connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks.
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61. Experts are blaming cool, wet weather throughout June, perhaps coupled with late frosts.
62. The Court relied upon lack of protest coupled with public statements of the position, preferring overt behaviour to formal requirements.
63. Coupled with this general trend, Belladonna's feather-headed approach to the music began to grate with the other members.
64. Coupled with the financial implications if carers decided they could no longer shoulder this burden the case for supporting respite care becomes overwhelming.
65. This, coupled with the minimal outlay in terms of resources, time, and indeed effort, results in enticing rewards.
66. Yet, coupled with this sensual joy throughout Walden, there is a running under current of revulsion for the body.
67. Underlying everything, therefore, is a need for quick reaction, coupled with clarity and consistently about strategic aims.
68. Their relatively late arrival in the quarter coupled with their costs and the narrow margins on the surprise Model 20 impacted earnings.
69. Gentle limits coupled with empathy and flexibility will gradually help your child be less critical of you and himself.
70. He felt a sudden deep wave of depression[sentencedict.com], coupled with uncertainty.
71. Rumblings from recent abortive coup plots coupled with an erosion of army discipline have reportedly weakened Guei's grip on the military.
72. However, the short scale, coupled with such light gauge strings for a bass, severely limits this facility.
73. When complete this autumn it will be the first purpose-built amenity to offer homeless youngsters short-stay accommodation coupled with skills training.
74. Coupled with such instructions, electronic, time coded diaries could provide a better method for ensuring the quality of diary records.
75. This, coupled with the fact that the 3M machine offers fewer colours in any case, would limit its use.
76. This must be coupled with the creation of an attractive environment, through the transformation of derelict sites.
77. And it was coupled with devastating figures showing Britain had plunged deeper into recession.
78. The octopus, he discovered, could learn to distinguish such shapes and patterns and avoid those coupled with the unpleasant experience.
79. Each element is mathematically coupled to its neighbours in a way which reflects the physical and mechanical properties of the structure.
80. The bank provided him with £40,000 which, coupled with his redundancy money, provided the £70,000 he needed to get started.
81. In a shelter under London, while bombs exploded overhead, she coupled in a frenzy with a dead-faced young woman.
82. The most outrageously original vocals coupled with the living acid riff.
83. Peptides 15, A or 18 were coupled to keyhole limpet haemocyanin and used to immunize rabbits.
84. It is your positive actions coupled with a positive attitude that will achieve results.
85. Coupled with Sunday trading and later hours, this attracts the frequent customer rather than the weekly shopper.
86. She had enough guts coupled with an ego that nurtures the will to succeed.
87. This was coupled with an injunction preventing the removal of any of the contents.
88. This needs to be coupled with a physical form which does not easily clog and impede water flow.
89. This was coupled with an increased faecal bile acid concentration and proportion of secondary faecal bile acids.
90. The case reveals the extent to which the church as an institution was coupled with the nation.
More similar words: couplet, couple, decouple, a couple of, thermocouple, married couple, if you please, decoupling, scruple, coup, scruples, coupe, quadruple, quadruplet, recoup, coupon, coup d'etat, coupon bond, coup de grace, pled, pledge, dimpled, dappled, pledged, rumpled, crippled, trampled, counterexample, complete blood count, pleasure principle.