How Do You Spell UNJOINT?

Pronunciation: [ʌnd͡ʒˈɔ͡ɪnt] (IPA)

The word "unjoint" is spelled with the prefix "un-" meaning "not" and the root word "joint". The phonetic transcription of this word is /ʌnˈdʒɔɪnt/. The "u" sound is pronounced as in "up", the "n" sound is pronounced as in "no", the "j" sound is pronounced as in "jump", the "oi" sound is pronounced as in "coin", the "n" sound is pronounced as in "no", and the "t" sound is pronounced as in "top". Together, the phonetic transcription of "unjoint" represents a word that means "not joined" or "disconnected".

UNJOINT Meaning and Definition

1. Unjoint (noun) refers to the act or process of disconnecting or separating two or more previously joined elements or objects. It entails disassembling or disuniting something that was once united, creating a separation or gap between the linked components. The term can be applied in various contexts, including mechanical devices, body parts, or abstract relations.

   In the sphere of mechanics, unjoint typically describes the detachment or separation of different parts of a mechanism, creating an independent or individual state for each component. For instance, unjointing may involve separating the individual pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, unlinking or disconnecting the sections of a machinery, or unfastening the bolts or screws that hold a structure together.

   In anatomical or biological perspectives, unjoint can refer to the process of separating or disarticulating body joints. This may involve disengaging or separating limbs or other body parts from their normal jointed or articulated state. For example, the unjointing of the shoulder joint occurs when the humerus bone becomes detached from the scapula, resulting in a dislocated shoulder.

   Beyond its physical connotations, unjoint can also describe the dissolution or separation of abstract or intangible connections. It can portray the disconnection or severing of interpersonal, social, or emotional ties between individuals, groups, or entities. Examples include the unjointing of a friendship or relationship, the dissolution of a business partnership, or the breaking of a social bond.

   Overall, the term unjoint signifies the act of separating or disassembling linked elements, whether they be mechanical, anatomical, or abstract, resulting in their detached or individual state.

Common Misspellings for UNJOINT

• unjointes
• unjointed
• 7njoint
• ubjoint
• umjoint
• ujjoint
• uhjoint
• unhoint
• unnoint
• unmoint
• unkoint
• unioint
• unuoint
• unjiint
• unjkint
• unjlint
• unjpint
• unj0int
• unj9int
• unjount

Etymology of UNJOINT

The word unjoint is derived from the combination of the prefix un- and the noun joint.

The prefix un- is an Old English prefix, which means not or reverse. It is often used to indicate a negation or opposite of the meaning of the word that follows it.

The noun joint comes from the Middle English word jointe, which in turn comes from the Old French word jointe. It originally referred to the act of joining or connecting two or more parts together. Eventually, it developed a more specific connotation referring to the movable or flexible parts of the body, such as the elbow or knee joints.

Therefore, the word unjoint combines the prefix un- to indicate a negation or reversal, with the noun joint to create a word that means not joined or separate.

Conjugate verb Unjoint

CONDITIONAL

I would unjoint

you would unjoint

he/she/it would unjoint

we would unjoint

they would unjoint

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be unjointing

you would be unjointing

he/she/it would be unjointing

we would be unjointing

they would be unjointing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have unjoint

you would have unjoint

he/she/it would have unjoint

we would have unjoint

they would have unjoint

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been unjointing

you would have been unjointing

he/she/it would have been unjointing

we would have been unjointing

they would have been unjointing

FUTURE

I will unjoint

you will unjoint

he/she/it will unjoint

we will unjoint

they will unjoint

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be unjointing

you will be unjointing

he/she/it will be unjointing

we will be unjointing

they will be unjointing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unjointed

you will have unjointed

he/she/it will have unjointed

we will have unjointed

they will have unjointed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been unjointing

you will have been unjointing

he/she/it will have been unjointing

we will have been unjointing

they will have been unjointing

IMPERATIVE

you unjoint

we let´s unjoint

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to unjoint

PAST

I unjointed

you unjointed

he/she/it unjointed

we unjointed

they unjointed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was unjointing

you were unjointing

he/she/it was unjointing

we were unjointing

they were unjointing

PAST PARTICIPLE

unjointed

PAST PERFECT

I had unjointed

you had unjointed

he/she/it had unjointed

we had unjointed

they had unjointed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been unjointing

you had been unjointing

he/she/it had been unjointing

we had been unjointing

they had been unjointing

PRESENT

I unjoint

you unjoint

he/she/it unjoints

we unjoint

they unjoint

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am unjointing

you are unjointing

he/she/it is unjointing

we are unjointing

they are unjointing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

unjointing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unjointed

you have unjointed

he/she/it has unjointed

we have unjointed

they have unjointed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been unjointing

you have been unjointing

he/she/it has been unjointing

we have been unjointing

they have been unjointing