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Denoting a relationship between two things
“The first two issues are connected, but investors are clearly struggling to understand the dynamic.”
Denoting a physical link between objects
“The cables were connected to a central remote data acquisition system that automatically recorded and stored measurements.”
Marked by suitability or aptness
Naturally accompanying or associated
Related to or descended from a common ancestor
Connected to, or available, on the internet or a network
United in sharing a common quality or goal
Standing in relation or connection with something else
Implicated in an affair or issue
Being attached or fastened to something
Physically touching or joined together
Never relaxing or slackening
Having been set up or equipped
Having two or more sections connected by a flexible joint
Mixed together or having been combined
Firmly in support of an idea or institution
(of a wire or device) Electrically charged or energized
Informed on a given topic or field
Unable to be separated or treated separately
Following, in succession, without interruption
Greatly interested or captivated
Being an essential part of a whole
(led to) To be a route or means of access
To have transferred into another vehicle (train, bus, etc.)
To have involved or engaged in deeply
Past tense for to bring together or into contact so that a real or notional link is established
“Connect the plug to the electrical outlet to enable the device to power up.”
Past tense for to meld or join together into a single unit
“The two interstate highways connect to allow convenient passage from one corner of the state to the other.”
Past tense for to associate in the mind
“The report said that almost half of all the disputes were connected with motor and household insurance.”
Past tense for to meet or socialize with others
“Corporate parties are a great way to connect with people of influence.”
Past tense for to be in mental or emotional harmony with (another person)
“I feel like I can really connect with you since we share the same interests.”
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