ppl. a. Obs. rare–1. [ad. L. abjunctus unyoked, separated, pa. pple. of abjungĕre, f. ab off, from + jung-ĕre to yoke, join.] Disjoined, disconnected, severed.
1610. Histrio-mastix, I. 89. That knowledge (that considers things) Abjunct from sencive matter, is exacter Then that which joynes it selfe with elements.
