3-8 junct, join

Adjoining

• Far away from something
• Located next to one another

• Above or below something
• Joined with another

Adjunct

• Necessary person

• Main idea of a paragraph
• Something added to another thing, but not an essential part of it

• A part-time member of a faculty or university

Conjoined

• Separated
• Dissociated
• Joined together or united
• Combined

Disjointed

• Attached
• Disconnected
• Fragmented
• Unorganized

Injunction

• An official command issued in order to prohibit a party from doing or continuing to do a certain activity

• A type of fruit
• Needing permission to do something

Junction

• A point where three or more things are joined.
• A place to appoint where two or converge

• A point where two or more things are connected.
• A point where two or more things are separated.

Juncture

• A point in time when a critical decision must be made

• A type of clothing
• A musical instrument
• The line or a point at which two bodies are joined

Joint

• In collaboration or cooperation in partnership

• Relating to a mood or verbs

• The junction by which part of objects are joined together or a connection is made

• The point of connection between two bones

Jointly

• In collaboration or cooperation

• In partnership

• separately
• Something that is done alone

Subjunctive

• Relating to a mood of verbs

• Subjunctive mood is used to state facts.
• Subjunctive mood is used to express past events.
• Subjunctive mood is used to give commands.