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adjoin

To be next to or share a common boundary with another place or thing. / To be adjacent to or touch the edge of another area or object.
Intransitive VerbTransitive Verb
past: adjoinedpp: adjoineding: adjoining

This term describes a precise physical relationship where two entities share a common border or wall. It is most frequently used in architectural, legal, or geographical contexts to describe the layout of properties, rooms, or territories. The focus is on the shared boundary rather than mere proximity.

While "adjacent" is a broader term meaning "nearby," "adjoin" specifically implies that the two things are touching. For example, two rooms that share a wall adjoin, whereas two houses separated by a small alley are adjacent but do not adjoin.

Meanings

Intransitive Verb
[~ something]

To be next to or share a common boundary with another place or thing.

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To be adjacent to or touch the edge of another area or object.

The garden adjoins the park.

Examples

The new office suite will adjoin the main conference room.

Business

Our garden adjoins the public park.

Does this hotel room adjoin the one next door?

Does this hotel room adjoin the one next door?

Travel

The two properties adjoin at the eastern boundary.

The two properties adjoin at the eastern boundary.

I wonder if these two ancient ruins adjoin each other.

History

The kitchen adjoins the dining area for easy access.

The castle walls adjoin the cliff edge.

The castle walls adjoin the cliff edge.

Fantasy

Wait, does this plot of land adjoin the river?

Wait, does this plot of land adjoin the river?

The storage room adjoins the garage.

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