Adjunct
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 5
ad′junkt, adj. joined or added to.— n. the thing joined or added, as a qualifying addition to a name expre ing any personal quality, or the like: a person joined to another in some office or service: ( gram. ) any word or clause enlarging the subject or predicate: ( logic ) any accompanying quality or non-e ential attribute.— n. Adjunc′tion , the act of joining: the thing joined.— adj. Adjunct′ive , joining.— advs. Adjunct′ively , Adjunct′ly , in connection with. [L. See Join .]
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