Root: jug, junct, joins

Meaning: link, join, meet

 

1. conjoin: to unite
2. conjunct : connected
3. disjoin : disunite
4. enjoin : direct order
5. injunction : a legal command
6. joust : a tournament
7. junta : a council
8. juxtapose : to place close to each other
9. rejoinder : an answer
10. sub-junction : to append

 

Context:

 

1. When born they were conjoint twins
2. The moon and earth were in conjunction forming an eclipse
3. The disjointed train ran out of control
4. The court enjoined the tenant to vacate
5. The owner was restrained from evicting the tenant by the injunction of the court
6. The two contenders in the joust were tired
7. After the coup the junta acted as the interim government
8. The two pictures were placed in juxtaposition
9. The defendant’s rejoinder shocked the judge
10. The sub-junction to the tenth amendment was revoked

 

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6 Responses to “Vocabulary Flash Card 48”

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4. shipra on May 2nd, 2011 4:26 am

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5. Ankur on September 24th, 2011 5:23 pm

   I find these flash cards a good way to memorize GRE Words. This is a virtuoso display of work done by you people. But as you have 50 cards and each card has 10 words, that totals to only 500 words. Barrons 50 wordlists contain 3500 words. Are these cards sufficient or do you have a complete list of cards for the exam.

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6. Ankur on September 25th, 2011 5:53 pm

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