Adjoin

/əˈdʒɔɪn/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To be next to or in contact with.

The park adjoins the school playground, providing students a place to play.

To add or attach something to something else.

We will adjoin the new section of the report to the original document.

To join or attach something in a close manner.

The two properties adjoin each other, sharing a common boundary.

From Middle English 'ajoinen', from Old French 'ajoindre', from Latin 'adiungere'.

adjoin to

To attach or append to something.

adjoin property

A piece of land that shares a boundary with another.

adjoining rooms

Rooms that are next to each other.

adjacent

Next to or adjoining something else.

junction

A point where two or more things meet.

To hang out or be close with someone.

We adjoined at the bar last night.