How to spell INJUNCT correctly?
The correct spelling is "injunction" which means a court order requiring someone to stop doing something. Other possible correctly spelled suggestions include "injunctive" as an adjective relating to injunctions or "injunctions" in its plural form.
List of suggestions on how to spell injunct correctly
- Adjunct She works as an adjunct professor at the community college.
- Conjunct The two sentences are conjunct with a coordinating conjunction.
- Disjunct The two ideas are completely disjunct and have no relation to each other.
- Induct The new members will be inducted onto the team at the next meeting.
- Inject The doctor told me he needed to inject me with the medication.
