Medical Treatments And Therapies

noun something added to another thing but not essential to it

adjective connected or added in a subordinate or auxiliary capacity

• The adjunct professor taught an additional course this semester.
• The part-time teacher is also an adjunct at the university.
• I heard that the adjunct gig pays pretty well.
• Learning how to play the guitar was just an adjunct to his overall musical talent.

noun a small, open container used for drinking, typically cylindrical and with a handle

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• She sipped her tea from a delicate china cup.
• Can you pass me that cup over there?
• I'm gonna grab a cup of joe before we head out.
• He knew he had to face his fears head on, so he decided to 'drink from the cup of courage'.

adjective describing something that is not related to or concerned with spiritual matters

• Many people believe that yoga has both spiritual and nonspiritual benefits.
• I prefer nonspiritual activities like reading or going for a walk.
• I'm not really into all that spiritual stuff, I'm more into the nonspiritual side of things.
• His approach to problem-solving is very nonspiritual, he focuses solely on practical solutions.

noun a proper noun referring to a specific person or entity

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• The scientist discovered a new species of plant called derone in the rainforest.
• I heard there's a rare plant called derone growing in the forest.
• Check out that funky derone plant over there!
• Her personality is like a derone plant, unique and hard to find.