subjoining Sentence Examples
- The garden subjoined the house, providing a lush oasis just outside the doorstep.
- The two fields were subjoined by a narrow hedgerow, which served as a natural boundary.
- The meeting room was subjoined to the main conference hall, allowing for easy access during breaks.
- The river subjoined the lake, creating a scenic waterway that meandered through the landscape.
- The adjacent buildings were subjoined by a shared wall, which facilitated communication between occupants.
- The two documents were subjoined into one comprehensive report, providing a concise overview of the project.
- The annex was subjoined to the main structure, expanding the available space for guests and staff.
- The appendix was subjoined to the thesis, providing additional information and references for further research.
- The additional notes were subjoined to the manuscript, ensuring that all relevant details were included.
- The subjoined table provided a summary of the financial data, making it easy to analyze the company's performance.
subjoining Meaning
subjoining (n)
the act of supplementing
Synonyms & Antonyms of subjoining
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- tying
- extending
- supplementing
- aggrandizing
- enlarging
- elongating
- amplifying
- fixing
- boosting
- infusing
- protracting
- maximizing
- injecting
- strengthening
- enforcing
- intensifying
- interfusing
- prolonging
- multiplying
- reenforcing
- compounding
- tieing
- tagging
- fastening
- beefing-up-
- raising
- reinforcing
- swelling-up-
- complementing
- enhancing
- lengthening
- supplying
- grafting
- augmenting
- magnifying
- escalating
- increasing
- hitching
- heightening
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word subjoining
the act of supplementing
adding, appending, annexing, inserting, attaching, expanding, tacking (on), introducing, affixing,adjoining
detaching, detaching, deducting,removing, taking off, abating, separating, reducing, disconnecting, reducing
The garden subjoined the house, providing a lush oasis just outside the doorstep.
The two fields were subjoined by a narrow hedgerow, which served as a natural boundary.
The meeting room was subjoined to the main conference hall, allowing for easy access during breaks.
The river subjoined the lake, creating a scenic waterway that meandered through the landscape.
