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Understanding the Concept of Joining: From Grammar to Biological Terms

This text explores the various meanings and applications of terms related to joining, including verbs like "join" and "conjugate," as well as nouns like "joint" and "conjunction." It discusses both grammatical structures and physical connections, providing examples such as joint committees in government and biological terms like "jugular" and "unicellular." The idea of unity is emphasized through concepts such as "unify" and "unison," highlighting how elements come together to form a whole. Dive into the fascinating world of connections across different fields!

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Understanding the Concept of Joining: From Grammar to Biological Terms

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  1. Word List # 18 junct, join, jug = to join & uni= one

  2. Joined together; combined; united CONJOINED (ADJ)

  3. TO JOIN TOGETHER OR MATCH A CORRECT VERB IN GRAMMAR CONJUGATE (V)

  4. A WORD THAT JOINS TWO PHRASES OR SENTENCES CONJUNCTION (N) • BUT WAIT…. • WE NEED AN EXAMPLE !

  5. NOT CONNECTED; HAVING NO FLOW IN THINKING DISJOINTED (ADJ)

  6. TO GET TOGETHER OR MEET; TO BECOME INCLUDED JOIN (V)

  7. A PLACE IN THE BODY WHERE TWO BONES JOIN TOGETHER, USUALLY SO THEY CAN MOVE JOINT (N)

  8. A COMMITTEE WITH MEMBERS FROM BOTH THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATATIVES WHO JoINTOGETHER TO MEET AND DISCUSS ISSUES JOINT COMMITTEE (N)

  9. A VEIN THAT JOINS THE HEAD AND THE HEART JUGULAR (N)

  10. A PLACE WHERE TWO HIGHWAYS OR SETS OF RAILROAD TRACKS CROSS OR JOIN HMMM …THIS IS LIKE # 3 MAYBE WE SHOULD GO BACK AGAIN JUST TO LOOK.. IT’S A (N)

  11. TO MEET OR GET TOGETHER AGAIN REJOIN (V)

  12. UNICELLULAR (N) HAVING ONLY ___?_____ CELL

  13. ?????? A HORSE-LIKE FABLED ANIMAL THAT HAS ONE HORN GROWING OUT OF THE MIDDLE OF ITS FOREHEAD Yes, this is a real item!

  14. A ONE WHEELED VEHICLE ON WHICH THE RIDER SITS AND PEDALS NO DON’T TELL US….(N) WE CAN GUESS THIS UNI (ONE)

  15. BACK TO THE BOOKS..AND LOOK THESE UP • #14 UNIDIRECTIONAL • (ADJ) • #15 • UNIFY • (V)

  16. ONE SIDED UNILATERAL (ADJ)

  17. ONE OF A KIND; UNUSUAL OR RARE UNIQUE (ADJ)

  18. UNISON (N) WE’RE GOING TO LOOK THIS ONE UP NOW EVERYBODY SAY “AWWWWWW” • ALL RIGHT EVERYBODY LET’S SAY THIS TOGETHER….

  19. UNIT (N) ONE GROUP A FRACTION

  20. UNITARD (N) A ONE –PIECE LEOTARD AND TIGHTS COMBINATION

  21. THE END Brought to you by My Pretty Pony

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