hardwire
/ˈhɑrdˌwaɪr/
verb
- To connect electronic components directly with wires, rather than using a plug or wireless connection.
- We decided to hardwire the internet connection for a more stable signal.
- The electrician will hardwire the smoke detectors into the house's electrical system.
- You can hardwire the security camera to avoid changing batteries.
- To make a behavior, belief, or skill so deeply established that it seems automatic or permanent.
- Some social habits are hardwired by our culture from childhood.
- Years of practice hardwired the pianist's fingers to play the piece without thinking.
- The fear of heights is hardwired into many people from birth.
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