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Conjoin (Verb)

Make contact or come together; "The two roads join here".

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The paths conjoin at the old oak tree, offering a single route to the summit.
During the rehearsal, the dancers learned to conjoin their movements seamlessly.
The two rivers conjoin here, creating a vast and powerful waterway.
When the flanges conjoin, they form a strong and watertight seal.
The separate elements conjoin in a way that creates a unique artistic style.

Take in marriage.

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The royal couple decided to conjoin in a grand ceremony that would unite their two kingdoms.
Despite their families' past animosity, they chose to conjoin out of love and in the hope of ending the feud.
She felt her heart would break if her parents forbade her from choosing to conjoin with her longtime sweetheart.
Eventually, they decided to conjoin after realizing their years-long friendship was more of a romance in disguise.
Their decision to conjoin was met with both awe and surprise by relatives and close friends alike.