Annex

usgb/ˈæneks/
verb

To add or attach something, especially to a larger or more important thing.

The city plans to annex the neighboring island to increase the airport area.
Visual representation of "annex" - To add or attach something, especially to a larger or more important thing

Often appears as...

  • annex land
  • annex territory
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Physical Expansion

Used when physically expanding something like a building or land area.

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The library will annex the vacant lot next door.
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Administrative Use

Often used in administrative or bureaucratic contexts.

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The company's expansion plan includes annexing three new storefronts downtown.
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Non-Aggressive Tone

Doesn't necessarily imply force; can be a neutral or positive action.

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The university decided to annex the adjacent private research facility.
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additionadjunctappendageattachmentbranchextensibilitysubsidiarysupplement
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