adjoin Antonyms
Strongest:
- deduct
- detach
- sever
- reduce
- abate
- take-off
- cut
- cut
- remove
- separate
- detach
- subtract
- subtract
- remove
- separate
- abate
- sever
- reduce
- deduct
- take-off
Strong:
- contract
- unfasten
- contract
- decrease
- excise
- shorten
- shorten
- disjoin
- unfasten
- disconnect
- knock-off
- amputate
- abridge
- decrease
- bate
- disjoin
- curtail
- excise
- bate
- abbreviate
- abbreviate
- lower
- lessen
- lessen
- abridge
- diminish
- lower
- disconnect
- amputate
- knock-off
- curtail
- diminish
Weak:
Meaning of adjoin
adjoin (v)
lie adjacent to another or share a boundary
be in direct physical contact with; make contact
attach or add
adjoin (v. t.)
To join or unite to; to lie contiguous to; to be in contact with; to attach; to append.
adjoin (v. i.)
To lie or be next, or in contact; to be contiguous; as, the houses adjoin.
To join one's self.
adjoin Sentence Examples
- The two houses adjoin each other, sharing a common wall and creating a sense of unity.
- The conference rooms adjoin, allowing for seamless collaboration between the two teams.
- The picturesque gardens adjoin the historic mansion, providing a beautiful backdrop for visitors.
- The bookstore adjoins the coffee shop, offering customers the opportunity to browse and relax in one space.
- The hiking trails adjoin the nature reserve, providing easy access to the pristine wilderness.
- The apartment buildings adjoin a lively shopping district, making it convenient for residents to access various amenities.
- The park adjoins the riverbank, creating a serene environment for picnics and leisure activities.
- The classrooms adjoin a spacious courtyard, providing students with a pleasant outdoor area for breaks.
- The hotel rooms adjoin through connecting doors, allowing families to stay close while maintaining privacy.
- The museum adjoins the art gallery, forming a cultural hub that attracts visitors with diverse interests.
FAQs About the word adjoin
lie adjacent to another or share a boundary, be in direct physical contact with; make contact, attach or addTo join or unite to; to lie contiguous to; to be in
neighbor, surround,join, flank, touch, fringe, verge (on), march (with),abut, enclose
deduct, detach, sever, reduce, abate, take off, cut, cut,remove, separate
The two houses adjoin each other, sharing a common wall and creating a sense of unity.
The conference rooms adjoin, allowing for seamless collaboration between the two teams.
The picturesque gardens adjoin the historic mansion, providing a beautiful backdrop for visitors.
The bookstore adjoins the coffee shop, offering customers the opportunity to browse and relax in one space.
