Definitions

1. verb

to order or command someone to do something, or to prohibit or forbid something.

“The judge enjoined the protesters to leave the area.”

2. verb

to join or come together with someone or something.

“The company enjoined forces with the other business to create a new product.”

3. noun

a formal order or command to do something, or a prohibition or restriction.

“The enjoinment of the court was clear: the company must pay the fine.”

4. verb (law)

to obtain a court order prohibiting someone from doing something.

“The plaintiff enjoined the defendant from selling the product.”