joining
Pronunciation: [ˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ]
Word
Context: "action"
(verb) to bring two or more things together to make a single unit. It's like when you take two pieces of Lego and snap them together to create something new.
Example
She is joining the two pieces of paper with a paperclip.
Example
He is not joining the puzzle pieces because they don’t fit.
Example
Are you joining the two strings together?
Context: "membership"
(noun) the act of becoming a member of a group or organization. Imagine when you sign up for a club or a team; that’s joining!
Example
Her joining the book club was a great decision.
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His joining the team was delayed because he was out of town.
Example
What are the benefits of joining this organization?
Context: "connection"
(noun) the place where two things meet or are connected. Think about where two roads cross; that’s a joining.
Example
The joining of the rivers created a beautiful sight.
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The joining of the materials was weak, and they fell apart.
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Where is the joining point of these two paths?
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