Adjunct
Adjunct noun - Something that is not necessary in itself but adds to the convenience or performance of the main piece of equipment.
Usage example: you can spend a lot on camera accessories, but this nifty little battery recharger is the one adjunct that will pay for itself
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Synonyms for Adjunct
Bells and whistles and adjunct are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Bells and whistles" instead a noun "Adjunct".
Nearby Word: adjunction
Bells and whistles
Adjunct and bells and whistles are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Adjunct" instead a noun phrase "Bells and whistles".
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Related pairs
- attachment and adjunct
- attachment and bells and whistles
- annex and adjunct
- annex and bells and whistles
- addition and adjunct
- addition and bells and whistles
- addendum and adjunct
- addendum and bells and whistles
- accessory and adjunct
- accessory and bells and whistles
- extension and adjunct
- extension and bells and whistles
- appendage and adjunct
- appendage and bells and whistles
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