injoint Antonyms

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Meaning of injoint

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injoint (v. t.)

To join; to unite.

To disjoint; to separate.

injoint Sentence Examples

1. The judge injoined the defendants from further harassing the plaintiff.
2. The court injoined the company from using the stolen intellectual property.
3. The contract injoined the parties to settle any disputes through mediation.
4. The injunction injoined the city from implementing the new zoning law.
5. The court injoined the publication of the defamatory article.
6. The injunction injoined the protesters from blocking the entrance to the courthouse.
7. The employer injoined the employee from disclosing trade secrets.
8. The injunction injoined the landlord from evicting the tenant without due process.
9. The court injoined the parents from taking their child out of the state.
10. The terms of the settlement injoined the parties from publicly discussing the matter.

FAQs About the word injoint

What is the meaning of the word injoint

To join; to unite., To disjoint; to separate.

What are the synonyms of the word injoint

No synonyms found.

What are the antonyms of the word injoint

No antonyms found.

What is the usage of word injoint

The judge injoined the defendants from further harassing the plaintiff.

The court injoined the company from using the stolen intellectual property.

How to use the word injoint in a sentence?

The contract injoined the parties to settle any disputes through mediation.

The injunction injoined the city from implementing the new zoning law.