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connectedverbpast tense of connect to put or bring together so as to form a new and longer wholeconnect all the sets of lights and attach them to the branches of the Christmas tree catenated, chained, compounded, concatenated, conjugated, coupled, hitched, hooked, interconnected, interlinked, joined, linked, yoked articulated, dovetailed, integrated, interlocked, intermeshedcorded, strung, wiredcemented, coalesced, combined, fused, united, welded disconnected, disjoined, disjointed, dissevered, disunited, separated, unchained, uncoupled, unhitched, unlinked, unyoked detached, disengaged, divided, parted, splitcleaved(or cleft), ruptured, severed, sundered to come together to form a single unitthe two interstate highways connect, so a driver can go from one corner of the state to the other without much trouble associated, coalesced, combined, conjoined, conjugated, coupled, fused, interfused, joined, linked (up), married, unified, united mated, yokedallied, confederated, leaguedchained, compounded, hitched, hooked, splicedassembled, clustered, congregated, constellated, convened, gathered, metrecombined, reconnected, rejoined, reunified, reunited broke up, dissevered, parted, sectioned, separated, severed, split, sundered, unlinked detached, disaffiliated, disconnected, disjoined, disjointed, dissociated, disunited, divided, divorced, fractionated, isolated, resolved, uncoupled, unyokeddisbanded, dispersed, scattered to think of (something) in combinationopera is popularly connected with high society associated, correlated, identified, linked, related compared, equated, likenedgrouped, joined, lumped (together), tied (together) contrasted, differentiated, discriminated, distinguished, separated, set off in 1712 |