connexion
/kəˈnɛkʃən/
noun
- A relationship or link between people, things, or ideas.
- The detective found a connexion between the two crimes.
- She felt a deep connexion with the old painting in the museum.
- There is a strong connexion between regular exercise and good health.
- A means of joining or linking, such as a wire, pipe, or road.
- Make sure the electrical connexion is secure before turning on the power.
- The plumber fixed the broken water connexion under the sink.
- The new highway provides a direct connexion between the two cities.
- A train, bus, or flight that allows a passenger to continue a journey.
- The airline booked her on a later connexion to London.
- If you take the early train, you can catch the connexion to the coast.
- We missed our connexion in Chicago and had to wait three hours.
- A person you know who can help you, especially in business or social situations.
- She has many useful connexions in the publishing world.
- He got the job through a family connexion in the company.
- My uncle is a good connexion if you need legal advice.
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