Junk
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noun
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verb
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adjective
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(As a noun)
Junk ( noun )
- Waste or discarded material.
- Old or discarded items, especially old ships and boats.
- Something that is of no use or value.
Origin:
Early 16th century: of unknown origin.
Examples:
- He threw the junk in the trash.
- The junkyard was full of old cars.
- The attic was full of junk.
- The garage was cluttered with junk.
- The email was just junk.
(As a verb)
Junk ( verb )
- To discard as useless or unwanted.
- To remove unwanted or unnecessary items from.
Origin:
Early 16th century: of unknown origin.
Examples:
- He junked the old car.
- She junked her old clothes.
- The company junked the outdated technology.
- He junked the broken toys.
- She junked the old furniture.
(As an adjective)
Junk ( adjective )
Of poor quality, or of no use or value.
Origin:
Early 16th century: of unknown origin.
Examples:
- The junk food was unhealthy.
- The junk mail was unwanted.
- The junk bond was a risky investment.
- The junk science was not reliable.
- The junk email was deleted.