Meaning & Definition of word "Joining"

Joining

/ˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ/

1. the action of bringing things or people together.
- Example: The joining of the two families in celebration was heartfelt.
2. a place where two things are connected.
- Example: The joining of the pipes was expertly done to prevent leaks.

1. the act of connecting or linking together.
- Example: Joining the two pieces of wood carefully ensured a strong bond.
2. to become a member of or participate in an organization or group.
- Example: She is considering joining the local book club to meet new people.
3. to come together or unite.
- Example: The two rivers are joining at the bottom of the valley.

Derived from the verb 'join', which comes from Old French 'joindre' and Latin 'jungere'.

joining forces:

Collaborating with others for a common purpose.

joining the club:

Becoming a member of a specific group or organization.

joining the ranks:

Becoming part of a larger group, often in a professional context.

joining hands:

Collaborating or working together, often used in a community context.

join:

To connect or unite.

joint:

Involving the connection between two or more parts.

junction:

A point where two or more things meet.

Meaning: Linking up with someone

Example Sentence: We're joining up later to hang out.

Meaning: Becoming involved in something new

Example Sentence: She decided to join in on that new trend.