Adjoined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADJOINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADJOIN, to lie next to
• add or join something to
• be next to and joined with (a building, room, or piece of land)

Words related to ADJOINED

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How to use ADJOINED in a sentence

• His connection with this tale, apart from the friendship which grew up between Margaret and Lady Maud, lies in the fact that his land in Derbyshire adjoined the estate which Mr.
• It adjoined the large log cabin where the Scotchman and his family lived.
• Macedonia to the west of the Vardar and Bregalnitza Rivers was the only part of Turkey which adjoined Greece and Servia.
• He gave orders that I be placed in the violent ward, which adjoined the private apartment I was then occupying, and no time was lost in locking me in a small room in that ward.
• Wild ranges adjoined that conglomerate country, which, as you have probably gathered, is extremely difficult to traverse.
• The church with man is formed by the Lord by means of truths to which good is adjoined, 122-124.
• The capital of this new southern empire adjoined the present Nanking.
• It adjoined Armenia, and is reasonably identified with the modern district of Kherzan, which lies between Lake Van and the Tigris, to the west of the Bitlis river.
• The province whereof it was the capital may perhaps have adjoined Arzanene, reaching as far north as the Bitlis river.
• The Laki, whose territory adjoined that of the Shuhites towards the north and east, assisted them.
• Their places adjoined in the country, and she saw him constantly when there.
• The Pontellier and Ratignolle compartments adjoined one another under the same roof.
• If you will look at the Ratzer map you will see that the Elliott estate adjoined the Brevoort lands.
• By the opening of the eighteenth century the pioneers of Connecticut had pushed north and west until their outpost towns adjoined the Hudson Valley settlements.
• Nicholas turned into the branch road also, for the poor lands of his father adjoined the slightly richer ones of the Battles.
• Flanigan, of Company K, whose quarters adjoined those to which the Clancys had recently been assigned.
• There came a time when even their desks adjoined and were not put asunder.
• Marston, whose land adjoined that of the Hollander, while the second was beyond the fork of the roads and was owned by Mr.
• The miniature kitchen immediately adjoined this dining nook, so that these two rooms were in effect one.
• It seems that this boudoir adjoined the general family room of the female inmates, and his ears were greeted by some faint talking.
• The grounds of the new house adjoined the old deer-park of Frederick the Great, and in themselves were almost large enough to be styled a park.
• His hut adjoined the wall that encircled the church and the solitary window in it looked out upon the open country.
• And so that world could not subsist, and the Seven Kings were dethroned, until the attribute of Compassion was adjoined to it, and then restoration took place.
• There was no church there at that time, but a thickly peopled graveyard, which adjoined that of the First Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Sixth and Wood.
• At the beginning of this quarter Eric and Duncan had succeeded to one of the studies, and Owen shared with Montagu the one which adjoined it.
• It lay apart from the cultivated lands of the Egyptian peasantry, it adjoined the desert which led to Asia, and it was near the Hyksos capital of Zoan.
• The Babylonian cemetery adjoined the cities of the living, and was laid out in imitation of the latter.
• It was to take place on the Cerros Rancho, which adjoined the Rancho de las Rocas.
• When quiet was again restored the doctor bought the little house which adjoined his own and pulled it down so as to build a coach-house and stables on its side.
• The stranger had entered the room through a small study that adjoined it.
• She had left a lamp burning in the sitting-room that adjoined her bedroom, and the door between ajar, so that she was not lying in complete darkness.
• But years later, after I had appeared at the Lyceum and had made some success in the world, I was in the garden of a house which adjoined Mr.
• On the terrace, where I slowly walked about, I heard his shouts and then his moans from the bedroom which adjoined the dining-room.
• The man who last Tuesday was a prosperous merchant was obliged to occupy with his family a little plot of ground that adjoined the open-air home of a laborer.
• Madame was not partial to animals of any description, but having got a new hat and feathers she consented to show them, on condition that they adjoined to the fete at St.

Similar words containing ADJOIN without suffix ed

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