Syllables World: Mastering Syllable Identification - How many syllables in Injunction?

How many syllables in Injunction?

injunction has 3 syllables

Split Injunction into syllables?

in-junc-tion

Definition of Injunction

A formal order given by a court or other authority that commands or forbids an action.

How should Injunction divide into syllables

The first syllable has a short 'i' vowel sound and the second syllable has a soft 'u' vowel sound. The last syllable has a 'shun' sound which is usually made with the letters 'tion' together. There are 3 consonants in the middle of the word ('n', 'j', and 'c') and 4 vowels (i, u, i, o)

Part of Speech - Injunction

Noun

The judge issued an injunction to prevent the company from polluting the river.

Sentences with Injunction

The teacher issued an injunction to stop the students from cheating on the test.
The court issued an injunction to prevent the construction of the new building.
The company was served with an injunction to stop them from using the copyrighted material.
The government issued an injunction to halt the import of the dangerous product.
The injunction was lifted after the company complied with safety regulations.
The union filed an injunction to prevent the layoffs of its members.
The athlete was issued an injunction to stay away from performance-enhancing drugs.
The judge granted an injunction to stop the noisy construction work during the night.
The environmental group filed an injunction to protect the endangered species in the area.
The artist was issued an injunction to stop selling counterfeit products.

Quotes with Injunction

I am not an advocate for frequent changes in laws and constitutions, but laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind. - Thomas Jefferson
Where law ends, tyranny begins. - William Pitt
We are all bound by the law, but we are also all protected by the law. - Julia Gillard
The law is not so much carved in stone as it is written in water, flowing in and out with the tide. - Diane Wood
The law is reason, free from passion. - Aristotle