Definition

Describing something that is done together by two or more people or groups, or something that is shared between them.

Example

The two companies made a joint effort to develop the new product.

Conversation

Did you hear about the new joint project at work?

Yeah, I heard it's going to be a big collaboration between departments.

I think it's great to have a joint effort on this, it might improve communication.

Absolutely! Working together could lead to some really innovative ideas.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A place where two or more parts are connected or joined together, often allowing movement or flexibility.

Example

The doctor explained that the pain in my knee was due to a problem with the joint.

Conversation

Did you see how the joint on my old bike broke yesterday?

Yeah, that looked pretty rough!

I guess I need to find a better joint for it next time.

Definition

To connect or attach parts together using a joint, or to cut meat at the places where it bends.

Example

The carpenter will joint the two pieces of wood to make a strong connection.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how he joint that piece of wood perfectly?

Yeah, it was really impressive!

I wish I could joint like that when I build things.

Root Explanation

**Joint** → The word 'joint' comes from Old French *joint* (meaning joined or connected) and is derived from the Latin *junctus* (meaning joined). It refers to a point where two or more things are connected or joined together.

Memory Tip

Think of things that are 'joined' together at a point — that's what a joint is.

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