verb

adjoin

to adjoin, to be next to

The park adjoins the school.

The park adjoins the school.

His property adjoins mine.

His property adjoins mine.

((sth.)) to be next to and joined to (sth.) The dining room adjoins the kitchen.

Synonyms: border, abut, be next to; Antonyms: be separate from

From Old French 'ajoindre', from Latin 'adjungere' (to join to), from 'ad-' (to) + 'jungere' (to join).

Think 'ad-' (to) + 'join'. Things that adjoin are 'joined to' each other.

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