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adjoining

[uh-joi-ning] / əˈdʒɔɪ nɪŋ /


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A small number of journalists were allowed to follow proceedings in an adjoining room, and details of the young woman's evidence have emerged from their accounts.

From BBC

Instead, a small cubicle adjoining a meeting room was converted into a changing room for those that complained.

From BBC

A number of residents have told BBC News NI they believe rats are gaining access to the land at the back of their properties through holes in a stone wall from an adjoining work yard.

From BBC

He said the company will resume operations as usual from an adjoining business on Monday.

From BBC

In July, angry Mexican protesters, predominantly young, marched through the trendy Roma neighborhood and adjoining Condesa district denouncing gentrification driven by foreigners.

From Los Angeles Times