Synonym: connection, coupling, hookup, joining, meeting, tie-up, union. Similar words: conjunction, unction, function, functional, and function, compunction, functionary, malfunction. Meaning: ['dʒʌŋkʃn] 
n. 1. the place where two or more things come together 2. the state of being joined together 3. the shape or manner in which things come together and a connection is made 4. something that joins or connects 5. an act of joining or adjoining things.
n. 1. the place where two or more things come together 2. the state of being joined together 3. the shape or manner in which things come together and a connection is made 4. something that joins or connects 5. an act of joining or adjoining things. 
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(151) At the time, ScotRail was also attempting to get through a similar application for the junction at Westerton, outside Glasgow.
(152) That's why Thames Valley Police have set up a temporary service station near junction 10.
(153) Voice over Service areas are being built, but this one near junction ten at Ardley won; t open until spring.
(154) I heard the sound of the train whistle as the train pulled into Montpelier Junction.
(155) The Andean goose alters the same junction to the same effect, but with an alteration in the opposite chain.
(156) Only 125 staff will be kept on at the Junction making washing machines.
(157) After a final farewell to Tony I watched the train move off towards Dovey Junction.
(158) A couple of switchbacks lead to a fine overlook and the junction with Los Robles Trail.
(159) Either exon 1 or coding segment 2 can splice with exon 3 to encode an alanine across the splice junction.
(160) He groped his way back to the last junction and limped in the other direction.
(161) Shortly after the ￡5 million junction was opened, two trains collided head-on killing four people and injuring 22.
(162) Other drugs block the reuptake of acetylcholine from a synapse and at the junction between neurones and muscles.
(163) The investigation started with an endoscopic examination up to the junction of the sigmoid descending colon.
(164) Cross the stile and turn left on to the lane, past a red-tiled cottage, until you reach a junction of tracks.
(165) Look to turn right, across a busy junction at the end of the motorway.
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(166) At this junction Maston could not repress his emotion.
(167) Leave the M1 at junction 25.
(168) The cars collided at the junction.
(169) There's a good British Rail link at Clapham Junction.
(170) Recent experiments...showed the potential existence of at least 4 pacemakers located at the cecal pole, the cecocolonic junction, the midtransverse colon, and the colosigmoid junction.
(171) Where there is distortion, crack or damage on the junction box, it must be stopped using.
(172) A junction between Japanese and German forces would be accomplished in India through the Persian Gulf.
(173) It felt good to drive down the middle of the road, hooting at every junction.
(174) In a junction, there is no fixed pattern of streamlines.
(175) The gas station is at the junction of two highways.
(176) This treatise firstly introduces chaotic basic knowledge, theory methods of chaos control, Josephson junction knowledge and its applications.
(177) Let the junction of the three fracture lines have a virtual displacement.
(178) For the five-port waveguide junction properly works in a six-port reflectometer[sentencedict.com], the absolute value of the reflection coefficient of every port must be less than 0.1.
(179) This condition, known as reverse bias, is not conducive to current flow through the junction.
(180) Another car shot out of a junction and smashed into the back of them.
More similar words: conjunction, unction, function, functional, and function, compunction, functionary, malfunction, dysfunction, sanction, extinction, sanctioned, adjunct, distinction, juncture, punctilious, action, enunciation, faction, auction, diction, fiction, section, renunciation, annunciation, reaction, fraction, reduction, deduction, election.