1. added at the end; appended
Usage: formal

1. past tense of subjoin: to add at the end of something written or spoken
Usage: formal

Examples

• The author subjoined a brief note explaining the historical context.
• A list of references was subjoined to the research paper.
• The lawyer subjoined additional evidence to support the case.
• The subjoined appendix contains detailed statistical data.
• She subjoined her personal comments to the official report.
• The subjoined documents provide further clarification.
• He subjoined a postscript to his letter.