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Adjunct
Adjunct
a.
Conjoined
;
attending
;
consequent
.
Adjunct
n.
Something
joined
or
added
to
another
thing
,
but
not
essentially
a
part
of it.
Adjunct
n.
A
person
joined
to
another
in
some
duty
or
service
; a
colleague
; an
associate
.
Adjunct
n.
A
word
or
words
added
to
quality
or
amplify
the
force
of
other
words
; as,
the
History
of
the
American
Revolution
,
where
the
words
in
italics
are
the
adjunct
or
adjuncts
of "
History
."
Adjunct
n.
A
quality
or
property
of
the
body
or
the
mind
,
whether
natural
or
acquired
; as,
color
, in
the
body
,
judgment
in
the
mind
.
Adjunct
n.
A
key
or
scale
closely
related
to
another
as
principal
; a
relative
or
attendant
key
. [R.]
See
Attendant
keys
,
under
Attendant
, a.
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