Annex is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANNEX in dictionary:

VERB:
• to join or attach
• add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document
• add or attach as a condition or consequence
• seize (territory)
• To join or attach; usually to subjoin; to affix; to append; -- followed by to.
• To join or add, as a smaller thing to a greater.
• To attach or connect, as a consequence, condition, etc.; as, to annex a penalty to a prohibition, or punishment to guilt.
• To join; to be united.
• take (territory) as if by conquest
• attach to
• add (territory) to one's own territory by appropriation
NOUN:
• a building joined to or associated with a main building, providing additional space or accommodation
• an addition to a document
• Something annexed or appended; as, an additional stipulation to a writing, a subsidiary building to a main building; a wing.
• an addition that extends a main building
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to add or attach

Words related to ANNEX

annexable18 annexed15 annexes14 annexing16 annexment18 annexments19

How to use ANNEX in a sentence

• The military hospital of the VAL DE GRACE, the ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB, the MINT, the facade of the annex of the ECOLE-DES-BEAUX-ARTS, have been riddled with balls.
• And this kind of German does want to conquer and annex, not only outside Europe but within it.
• It fitted his body fairly well, it did annex his body with only a few slight incompatibilities, but it repudiated his hands and face.
• In the annex beyond the kitchen, a separate building contains the boilers and engine room and the electric-light plants.
• Her brother has it now, and runs it as an annex to a gambling-house.
• While the United States have been invited by the Hawaiian Government to annex the islands, the voice of the people has not yet been heard.
• Augustus of Poland was to annex to his kingdom Moravia and Upper Silesia.
• President Jackson was eager to annex Texas, whose value to the Union he fully recognized, and offered Mexico five million dollars for the province, but the offer was refused.
• It is obvious that we could not profitably annex Belgic territory without making at the same time territorial acquisitions at expense of Holland.
• A good neighbor is a woman whose heart is so large that she has had to annex a lot of outlying territory around the family real estate in order to fill it.
• War was declared, and Charles set to work to annex Parma and Piacenza as well to the Milanese.
• The Austrian attache duly came to dinner, and explained that it was absolutely necessary to annex Bosnia as the Young Turks were preparing for the general elections.
• Under this impression, although L30,000,000 had been paid to foreign countries for the supplies of corn, it was proposed to annex a bounty to exportation.
• Why not annex her by Legal Routine and settle down in a neat Cottage purchased from the Building and Loan Association? You could raise your own Vegetables.
• His title was to be Lord Beaconsfield, and it was designed to annex to the title an income for three lives.
• Wounded men were brought from the frontier, and an annex of our old-fashioned, dormer-windowed hotel was hastily turned into a hospital.
• Lord Bohun was so vague, that it was impossible to annex a precise idea to anything he ever uttered.
• But it cannot be disguised, Gentlemen, that a desire, or an intention, is already manifested to annex Texas to the United States.
• It was natural that the Scots kings, as they increased their strength, should wish to annex these districts.
• Positively going to annex a third man, when the supply was too short anyway.
• An equestrian statue in the upper part of the monument was suffered to remain, and, as a record of the military costume of the sixteenth century, I annex a sketch of it.
• The Grand Hotel, the annex to the Palace, and just across the street, offers the same rates as the Palace.
• There had indeed been sundry attempts to annex still more of the world.
• The only exception, it will be perceived, was in Britain, but the Roman idea there also was to annex the whole island, a feat which was never accomplished.
• Saluting, a sailorman reported to Lieutenant Trent that Ensign Dalzell had found the American women in the annex of the hotel.
• Not only were its shelves filled with goods which varied from library supplies to latest fiction, but there was an ice cream parlor annex patronized almost entirely by students.
• A memorial hospital! Did not Corkey speak of that? The David Lockwin Annex! This is awful! Lockwin has not read a word of it.
• He visits the foundations of the David Lockwin Annex.
• Round and round these they rode, plainly intending to annex any that might suit them.
• Perhaps another will do the same for the cooking, making her own kitchen for one afternoon a week an annex of the school.
• She had broken off diplomatic relations with us when we offered to annex it.

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