Joining and United

Joining

Joining adjective - Having a border in common.
Usage example: out of regard for your coworkers in the joining cubicles, please wear headphones when listening to electronic devices

United and joining are semantically related. In some cases you can use "United" instead an adjective "Joining".

Nearby Words: join, joint, joined, joiner, jointing

United

United adjective - Having or marked by agreement in feeling or action.

Joining and united are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Joining" instead an adjective "United".

Nearby Words: unity, uniting, unitedly

Both words in one sentence

  • Those efforts mainly failed, and after the Romulans were tricked into joining the war, the Dominion faced an almost fully united Alpha Quadrant.
  • Nevertheless, Italy was united about nine years later, with Venice and Rome joining the country which Cavour (and Garibaldi) had largely built out of the various regions.
  • He fails to find her, and winds up joining the Army as the United States enters World War I.
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