Definition for Adjunct:

• a construction that is part of a sentence but not essential to its meaning and can be omitted without making the sentence ungrammatical

Synonyms for Adjunct:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • adjunct.
  •relational (adjective)
  • blood,
  • germane,
  • concomitant,
  • kindred,
  • akin,
  • supplemental,
  • related,
  • pertinent,
  • relevant,
  • associated,
  • analogous,
  • coincident,
  • consanguine,
  • correlative,
  • dependent,
  • connected,
  • affiliated.

• n.

  •
  • allophone,
  • case.
  •
  • casual.
  •accompaniment (noun)
  • appurtenance,
  • brother,
  • adornment,
  • accompaniment,
  • consort,
  • companion,
  • fixture,
  • garnish,
  • ornament,
  • secondary,
  • addendum.
  •addendum (noun)
  • post-script,
  • post-scripts.
  •addition (noun)
  • raise.
  •addition; help (noun)
  • partner,
  • auxiliary,
  • supplement,
  • subordinate.
  •adjective (noun)
  • identifier,
  • qualifiers,
  • attributive,
  • identifiers,
  • attributives,
  • adnoun,
  • dependents.
  •adjunct (noun)
  • adjuvant,
  • low-level,
  • supportive,
  • appurtenant,
  • subsidiary.
  •amendment (noun)
  • amendment,
  • re visions,
  • re-visions,
  • re vision,
  • re-vision.
  •assistant (noun)
  • deputy,
  • flunky,
  • attendant,
  • benefactor,
  • attorney,
  • abettor,
  • stooge,
  • Aider,
  • helper,
  • laborer,
  • henchman,
  • proxy,
  • hireling,
  • backer,
  • servant,
  • accomplice,
  • second,
  • follower,
  • acolyte,
  • aide-de-camp,
  • aide,
  • patsy,
  • functionary,
  • menial,
  • underling,
  • agent,
  • lieutenant,
  • minion,
  • junior,
  • chaperone,
  • helpmate,
  • employee.
  •augmentation (noun)
  • enlargement,
  • amalgamation,
  • augmentation,
  • inflation,
  • swelling,
  • increase.
  •circumstance (noun)
  • phase,
  • Exigencies,
  • where it's at,
  • time,
  • supervention.
  •extension (noun)
  • dis-tension,
  • ex tension,
  • de lay,
  • lengthenings,
  • ex tents,
  • drawing outs,
  • ex-tent,
  • ex-tension,
  • ex tensions,
  • de-lay,
  • ex-tensions,
  • continuings,
  • de-lays,
  • dis tensions,
  • dis tension,
  • ex tent,
  • dis-tensions,
  • de lays,
  • spreading outs,
  • stretchings,
  • ex-tents.
  •extra (noun)
  • super numerary,
  • super-numerary.
  •flap (noun)
  • over lap,
  • over-lap,
  • pendulosities,
  • over laps,
  • over-laps.
  •gear (noun)
  • out fits,
  • kit kaboodle,
  • out-fits,
  • out-fit,
  • kit kaboodles,
  • kit and kaboodles,
  • out fit,
  • be longings,
  • be-longings.
  •helper (noun)
  • right-hand manwoman,
  • right hand manwoman,
  • righthand manwoman,
  • right-hand man-woman,
  • right hand man woman,
  • righthand manwomen,
  • para professional,
  • right-hand man-women,
  • para-professional,
  • right-hand manwomen,
  • para-professionals,
  • right hand manwomen,
  • para professionals,
  • right hand man women.
  •henchman (noun)
  • hatchet man-woman,
  • hatchet man woman,
  • hanger on,
  • hangeron,
  • hatchet manwomen,
  • hatchet man-women,
  • yesperson,
  • hatchet manwoman,
  • hatchet man women,
  • yes person.
  •prefix (noun)
  • pre fixes,
  • pre fix,
  • pre-fixes,
  • pre-fix.
  •protraction (noun)
  • pro tractions,
  • pro traction,
  • pro-tractions,
  • pro-traction.
  •sideshow (noun)
  • related activities,
  • subordinate events.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • lexeme,
  • article,
  • allomorph,
  • direct speech,
  • tinsel,
  • nonessentials,
  • antisocial,
  • tag question,
  • paraphernalia,
  • official,
  • definite article,
  • speech act,
  • predicate,
  • odds and ends,
  • main clause,
  • concessive clause,
  • tag,
  • inflection,
  • indirect discourse,
  • dregs,
  • inessentials,
  • footnote,
  • honest,
  • interrogative,
  • collocate,
  • the singular,
  • masculine,
  • nonresidential,
  • trifle,
  • reported speech,
  • restrictive relative clause,
  • relative clause,
  • subordinate clause,
  • Poss,
  • combining form,
  • small potatoes,
  • collocation,
  • the plural,
  • bagatelle,
  • independent clause,
  • indirect speech,
  • interjection,
  • modifier,
  • excess baggage,
  • direct discourse,
  • chickenshit,
  • gender,
  • prepositional phrase,
  • Mot Juste,
  • dative,
  • possessive,
  • Minutiae,
  • straw man,
  • qualifier,
  • discourse marker,
  • morpheme,
  • predeterminer,
  • paradigm,
  • ceremonial,
  • quantifier,
  • question tag,
  • run-on sentence,
  • minimal pair,
  • deixis,
  • tin god,
  • custodial,
  • antecedent,
  • peripatetic,
  • indirect question,
  • unskilled,
  • cleft sentence,
  • locative,
  • sundries,
  • declension,
  • nothing,
  • locution,
  • in-house,
  • secretarial,
  • small beer,
  • sentence,
  • small change,
  • clause,
  • collegiate,
  • valence,
  • non-issue,
  • entry-level,
  • loan translation,
  • high-ranking,
  • partitive,
  • fluff,
  • indefinite article,
  • nicety,
  • accusative,
  • semiskilled,
  • collaborative,
  • dead wood,
  • object,
  • dependent clause.
  •
  • industrial,
  • negative,
  • irrelevance,
  • ancient history,
  • responsible,
  • detail,
  • PL,
  • pastoral,
  • stuff,
  • skilled,
  • monotonous,
  • freelance,
  • subject,
  • trivia,
  • multiparty,
  • incidental,
  • vocational,
  • complement,
  • clerical,
  • probationary.
  •
  • phrase,
  • cooperative,
  • froth,
  • professional,
  • professionally,
  • plurality.
  •
  • number,
  • voluntary.

Paraphrases for Adjunct:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    complement, Non-production.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    addition, add-in, concomitant, complement, supplementation, snap-in, Supplementing, appendix.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    adjunctive, auxiliary, assistant.
  • Proper noun, singular
    auxiliary, Auxiliaries, assistant, assistants.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    appendage, adjunctive, accompaniment, auxiliary, Auxiliaries, assistant.

Antonyms for Adjunct:

• n.

  • addition; help
    detriment, foe, subtraction, enemy, lessening.
  • Other antonyms:
    original, unsupportive, requisite, requirement, whole, total, necessity, dominant, essential.

Adjunct Sentence Examples:

• It is an interesting statue by Boverie, who showed great courage in his use of a common chair, dignified here into a worthy adjunct of liberation.

• Our hotel, unfortunately, was one of the few that did not have a garage as an adjunct of the establishment.

Hypernym for Adjunct:

• n.

  • communication
    parenthetical, parenthetical expression.
  • object
    accompaniment, complement.

Hyponym for Adjunct:

• n.

  • communication
    expression, construction, grammatical construction.
  • object
    inessential, nonessential.
  • person
    associate.