Junct
something added (joined) that is less important or not necessary, but helpful
adjunct
to be held as a part of or to connect; to relate to
pertain
a person holding land or a building by paying rent for its use
tenant
seeing things as they are
realistic
autobiography
memoir
a particular point in time when events join or come together
juncture
to hold back; to keep from going ahead
detain
cannot be held or defended
untenable
sneering or cutting remark intended to make fun of someone or something
sarcasm
act of seeing and noting a fact
a formal order or command
injunction
to be held as a part of; to belong to; to relate to
appertain
holding fast; stubborn; persistent
tenacious
result of changing from one language into another
trasnlation
act or work of changing or altering to correct or improve
revision
a place of joining or meeting
junction
to hold steady; to keep up; to carry on
having a habit of holding onto only one point of view; one-sided
tendentious
to change the usual order of letters, words, or numbers
transpose
to misunderstand; to understand wrongly
misconstrue