👉 In mathematics, "disjointly" is a word that describes something that is not related or connected to another object. It can be used in various contexts such as: 1. Geometry: In geometry, if two lines are not intersecting each other but they share exactly one point (a common endpoint), then the lines are said to be disjoint. 2. Algebra: When dealing with algebraic structures like groups, rings, or fields, "disjointly" refers to a set of elements
