subjoin (Meaning)
subjoin (v)
add to the end
Synonyms & Antonyms of subjoin
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- sever
- excise
- disconnect
- disconnect
- diminish
- amputate
- reduce
- shorten
- lower
- lessen
- cut
- amputate
- decrease
- disjoin
- unfasten
- lower
- unfasten
- cut
- lessen
- disjoin
- abbreviate
- bate
- sever
- contract
- abbreviate
- reduce
- abridge
- bate
- curtail
- shorten
- curtail
- contract
- abridge
- excise
- diminish
- knock off
- knock off
- decrease
Synonyms:
- compound
- infuse
- tie
- augment
- escalate
- multiply
- magnify
- beef (up)
- maximize
- extend
- elongate
- fix
- lengthen
- enforce
- fasten
- graft
- inject
- swell (up)
- protract
- aggrandize
- interfuse
- reenforce
- prolong
- heighten
- amplify
- complement
- reinforce
- strengthen
- supply
- intensify
- boost
- tag
- hitch
- enhance
- increase
- supplement
- enlarge
- expand
Antonyms:
subjoin Sentence Examples
- The letter subjoined a detailed report of the incident.
- Please subjoin a copy of your passport with the application.
- The contract has several subjoined clauses that should be carefully reviewed.
- The subjoined document provides statistical evidence to support the claim.
- The judge subjoined a handwritten note to the court transcript.
- The email included several subjoined links to relevant resources.
- The proposal subjoined a comprehensive budget outline.
- The researcher subjoined a table of data to the end of the report.
- The witness statement was subjoined to the police report.
- The textbook subjoined a glossary of key terms for reference.
FAQs About the word subjoin
add to the end
add, attach, tack (on), affix, introduce, insert, adjoin, annex,append, compound
subtract, take off, abate, separate, subtract, deduct, remove, take off, deduct, abate
The letter subjoined a detailed report of the incident.
Please subjoin a copy of your passport with the application.
The contract has several subjoined clauses that should be carefully reviewed.
The subjoined document provides statistical evidence to support the claim.
