subjoin
Add at end
To subjoin is to add something at the end, typically a remark, comment, or supplementary material appended to what has already been written or said.
The word is formal and somewhat old-fashioned: He subjoined a note clarifying his earlier statement.
It suggests attachment rather than integration—the subjoined element follows but remains distinct from the main content.
Word-part modifier
- annexSupplementary building or seizure
- attachJoin or connect
- suffixWord-ending addition
- postscriptEnd-of-letter addition
addendum · codicil · epilogue · coda · rider · supplement · afterword · footnote
affix
Word-part modifier
postscript · addendum · codicil · epilogue · coda · rider · supplement · afterword · footnote · endnote
link
Point of connection
merge · fuse · concatenate · chain · splice · graft · interlink · bridge · yoke
addition
Joining quantities mathematically
- complementWhat makes complete
- augmentIncrease in size
- enhanceIncrease in quality
amplify · extend · expand · elaborate · enrich · fortify · bolster · reinforce · embellish · round out