adjunctUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈædʒʌŋkt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈædʒʌŋkt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(aj′ungkt) adjunct WordReference English Thesaurus © 2025 Sense: Something added Synonyms: supplement Collocations, subordinate part, minor detail, addition Collocations, accessory, embellishment, extra Collocations, bonus Collocations, suffix Sense: Assistant Synonyms: auxiliary, aide, associate Collocations, collaborator, assistant Collocations, accessory, helper, second-in-command, ally Collocations Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: ....was an adjunct to.... - English Only forum
a light-hearted adjunct to the "Diston Gazette" - English Only forum adjunct - English Only forum adjunct - English Only forum Adjunct - English Only forum adjunct to - English Only forum adjunct vs complement - English Only forum Argument VS Adjunct [grammatical terms] - English Only forum Complement or Adjunct - English Only forum complement vs adjunct - English Only forum Complement vs Adjunct - verb "lose" - English Only forum complement vs. adjunct/modifier - English Only forum Complement/Adjunct - English Only forum Does the adjective qualify as an adjunct? - English Only forum He pushed the door 'open'. [resultative adjuncts /adjunct] - English Only forum How To Determine Complement Or Adjunct? - English Only forum Position of "in my thoughts" (adjunct) - English Only forum Post-modifier or adjunct? - English Only forum predicative <adjunct?> - English Only forum Pronoun "all" as adjunct? - English Only forum serves on the Adjunct Faculty - English Only forum strikes him < as a good idea > [complement or adjunct?] - English Only forum the book <about the life that you gave / that you gave about the life> [position of adjunct] - English Only forum to read: relative clause or adjunct of purpose? - English Only forum translated the book <into English> [adjunct?] - English Only forum "used to" + adjunct of time - English Only forum wait from...to...until... (complement vs. adjunct) - English Only forum when-clauses: noun clause or time adjunct? - English Only forum You cannot use a pronoun and 'be' after an adjunct - English Only forum
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