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adjunct
adjective
(ad-junct)
furnishing added support
Synonyms:
accessory
,
adjuvant
,
ancillary
,
appurtenant
,
auxiliary
,
adjunct
adjective
(ad-junct)
of or relating to a person who is subordinate to another
Synonyms:
assistant
,
adjunct
noun
(ad-junct)
a construction that can be used to extend the meaning of a word or phrase but is not one of the main constituents of a sentence
adjunct
noun
(ad-junct)
a person who is an assistant or subordinate to another
adjunct
noun
(ad-junct)
something added to another thing but not an essential part of it
Words Related to
adjunct
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assistant
,
adjuvant
,
auxiliary
,
ancillary
,
subordinate
,
supportive
,
accessory
,
appurtenant
,
subsidiary
,
low-level
,
associate
,
augmentation
,
supplementing
,
supplement
,
complement
,
appendage
,
complementary
,
refresher
,
extension
,
concomitant
,
addition
,
incidental
,
auxiliaries
,
accompaniment
,
supplemental
,
additional
,
companion
,
adjoint
,
supplementation
,
aide
,
alternate
,
deputy
,
admixture
,
assistants
,
appendix
,
concurrent
,
helper
,
permissive
,
counsellor
,
standby
,
booster
,
overflow
,
appurtenance
,
backup
,
complimentary
,
supporting
,
add
,
attendant
,
attached
,
plugin
,
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,
supplementary
,
prop
,
integration
,
makeup
,
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,
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,
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,
add-in
,
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,
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, jpo,
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,
plug-in
,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
herewith
,
inshore
,
associate professor
,
professor
,
intern
,
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,
emeritus
,
assistantship
,
instructor
,
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,
paralegal
,
practicum
,
assistant professor
,
armamentarium
,
drugless
,
faculty
,
anachronism
,
alternative
,
enabler
,
outgrowth
,
handmaiden
,
afterthought
,
neuroradiology
,
doctor of philosophy
,
diplomate
,
proproctor
,
oxymoron
,
institutor
,
prorector
,
stepping stone
,
exemplar
,
adjunct
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