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Meanings of adjunct in English

Furnishing added support.

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Of or relating to a person who is subordinate to another.

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Usage of adjunct in English
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So, you know, we were really an adjunct to the democratic party.
The new yorker
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Automated image analysis should only be used as adjunct to pathologist's evaluation.
Pubmed
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It is not, as in Assyria, a mere adjunct of the palace.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 4: ...
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Microhistology can be a useful adjunct in patients with suspected chronic pancreatitis.
Pubmed
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But Flat racing is an adjunct to a multinational, multimillion-pound breeding industry.
The Guardian
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I followed him through the kitchen area and into an adjunct tunnel.
Enclave
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Our utilitarian morality is the offspring and adjunct of our condition here.
No Refuge but in Truth
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H is not useful as an adjunct vasodilator therapy for CILD-PH patients.
Pubmed
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She had been an adjunct professor in the school's Speech Pathology Department.
Reuters
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Medical College, and since 1975 an adjunct prof. at The Rockefeller Univ.
The new yorker
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Laparoscopic salvage of dysfunctional catheters may be a valuable adjunct in management.
Pubmed
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Individually and collectively, woman is a great adjunct of civilization and progress.
Remarks
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This work along our coast is an important adjunct to our commerce.
State of the Union Addresses
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Functional profiling is a promising adjunct to DNA sequencing for precision oncology.
Pubmed
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Flow augmentation is no substitute for good treatment, but a valuable adjunct.
The Nation's River: A report on the Potomac / From the U.S. Depa...
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Therefore, its use as a systematical adjunct to the remodeling procedure is suggested.
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