adjoining in Latin
adjoining in Latin is confīnis — adjoining means touching or connected at a shared point, line, or wall; next door.
adjoining in Latin
confīnis
Being in contact at some point or line; joining to
What does "adjoining" mean?
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adj Touching or connected at a shared point, line, or wall; next door.
"We booked adjoining hotel rooms so the kids could go back and forth."
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adjoining in a sentence
- We booked adjoining hotel rooms so the kids could go back and forth.
- A door in the adjoining office let her slip through without using the hallway.
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What is "adjoining" in Latin?
"adjoining" in Latin is confīnis. adjoining means: Touching or connected at a shared point, line, or wall; next door.
How do you use "adjoining" in a sentence?
Example: "We booked adjoining hotel rooms so the kids could go back and forth." In Latin, "adjoining" is confīnis.
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