annex
Pronunciation: [ˈænɛks]
Word
Context: "politics"
(verb) to take land or property and make it part of another area. This often happens when one country adds on to its territory by taking over another place.
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The country decided to annex the neighboring territory to expand its borders.
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They did not annex the land, so it remained independent.
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Why did the government choose to annex that region?
Context: "documents"
(noun) a thing added to a document or book. It's like a little extra piece of information that helps you understand the main content better.
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The report included an annex with additional graphs and data.
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There was no annex in the final version of the document, which made it harder to understand.
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Did you read the annex at the end of the report?
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