adjunction (Meaning)
Wordnet
adjunction (n)
an act of joining or adjoining things
Webster
adjunction (n.)
The act of joining; the thing joined or added.
Synonyms & Antonyms of adjunction
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
adjunction Sentence Examples
- The adjunction of new members to the team brought a fresh perspective and diverse skills.
- The adjunction of cutting-edge technology to the manufacturing process significantly increased efficiency.
- The adjunction of colorful illustrations to the children's book enhanced its visual appeal.
- The adjunction of specific clauses to the contract clarified the terms and conditions.
- The adjunction of advanced features to the software made it more competitive in the market.
- The company announced the adjunction of a new division to focus on research and development.
- The adjunction of rigorous quality control measures ensured the production of high-quality goods.
- The adjunction of historical context to the presentation provided a deeper understanding of the subject matter.
- The adjunction of safety protocols to the construction plan prioritized worker well-being.
- The project manager emphasized the adjunction of clear communication channels to avoid misunderstandings within the team.
FAQs About the word adjunction
an act of joining or adjoining thingsThe act of joining; the thing joined or added.
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The adjunction of new members to the team brought a fresh perspective and diverse skills.
The adjunction of cutting-edge technology to the manufacturing process significantly increased efficiency.
The adjunction of colorful illustrations to the children's book enhanced its visual appeal.
The adjunction of specific clauses to the contract clarified the terms and conditions.
