verb to add or attach something extra to something else
In mathematics, 'subjoin' is used to indicate the process of adding or attaching a supplementary element to a mathematical equation or proof.
In linguistics, 'subjoin' is used to describe the act of adding a word or phrase to a sentence in a subordinate or dependent manner.
In legal writing, 'subjoin' is used to refer to the act of appending additional information or clauses to a legal document.
In the field of writing, 'subjoin' may be used to add additional information or comments to a piece of writing, typically in a formal or academic context.
Psychologists may use 'subjoin' in their research papers or reports to append supplementary information or findings to their main argument or conclusion.