"That pile over there is just junk"
The complete adjective clause in the sentence "the trunk was full of junk no one would ever use" is "no one would ever use." This clause provides more information about the noun "junk," specifying the type of junk in the trunk. It describes the junk as being unwanted or useless, thereby enhancing the overall meaning of the sentence.
you can use it in words like junk yard and junk food
I know I can sell this junk at the swap meet!
I want to get rid of my junk. How do I get rid of all this junk?
this peace of junk is a broken into piece
my junk is morer eveiness than you'res
Confine yourself to the amount of junk food you eat a day.
Get that jiggery-pokery piece of junk off the road! That piece of jiggery-pokery would make Rube Goldberg wince!
My dad and I decided to take out all the junk in the closet today.
It's hard to tell if there is more information in cyberspace or more junk and self serving misinformation.
I would use it correctly in a sentence, of course. Thank you for asking.
Jarry use paroxysm in a sentence.\