/ˈxunto/
Translation
together, next to, alongside
Word origin
From Latin iunctus ('joined'), past participle of iungere ('to join, yoke'), from the Proto-Indo-European root for joining.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- iunctus
- English cognates
- junction, join
Examples
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They have always worked together to carry the most difficult projects through.
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They spent the holidays alongside their best lifelong friends.
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The museum is found next to the main park in the centre.
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He used to walk along the river each evening before dinner.
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The train station is right next to the hotel.
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