1. the act of adding or joining something as subordinate or supplementary
Usage: formal; rare
2. something that is added or joined in a subordinate capacity
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The subjunction of the new clause weakened the original argument.
• His comments were merely a subjunction to the main presentation.
• The committee approved the subjunction of additional safety measures.
• The subjunction of these details made the report unnecessarily complex.
• She viewed the extra requirements as an unwelcome subjunction to her duties.