adj.外加的；补充的，附加的

The adscititious expenses added up to a considerable sum.
额外的开销累计起来数额相当可观。
His knowledge of history is not adscititious, but the result of years of dedicated study.
他对历史的了解不是偶然得来的，而是多年专注研究的结果。
The painting's value increased due to an adscititious signature of a famous artist.
这幅画因为有了著名艺术家的附加签名，其价值随之增加。
She found joy in simple things, not because they were adscititious to her life, but inherent in them.
她从简单的事物中找到快乐，并非因为这些快乐是外加于生活的，而是事物本身固有的。
The adscititious use of spices transformed the bland dish into a flavorful delicacy.
添加香料的巧妙运用，使平淡无奇的菜肴变成了美味佳肴。
His success was not adscititious; it was the fruit of his hard work and perseverance.
他的成功并非偶然所得，而是努力和坚持的结果。
The adscititious chapter in the book provided additional insights into the characters.
书中的附加章节提供了对人物更深入的理解。
They welcomed any adscititious help in organizing the event, as the workload was immense.
由于工作量巨大，他们欢迎任何额外的帮助来组织这次活动。
The adscititious detail in the story made it more engaging for the audience.
故事中的附加细节使它对观众更有吸引力。
His collection of antiques wasn't just adscititious to his home decor; each piece held a story.
他的古董收藏不仅仅是家居装饰的附加品；每件藏品背后都有一个故事。