connected
- adjective
- /kəˈnɛktɪd/
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conectado
- Staying connected, staying connected to your friends, old friends.
There is a character who Saint Germain is connected with, Lucian.
- There is a character who Saint Germain is connected with, Lucian.
- And in a way, it's connected to my new home friends.
- So, So is is that connected to you, Bree or no?
- I would have stayed connected to my family, my close friends.
- This, as he is going to assert, is going to be connected with God.
- But we're still connected to him, and we're still watching him going.
- And you will be a more connected present person.
- So quite literally people connected are like in my body.
- I am being a responsible, connected, kind individual.
- It's like you feel connected lovely.
Examples
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I would have stayed connected to my family, my close friends.
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We always believe that being more connected won't make us any happier.
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All of them have to be connected to the truth and life.
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But in life I need to be connected to someone or family.
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Long term, I have great faith in our collective and connected ingenuity.
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Wednesday, the National Connected Community Engagement Program awarded Charlevoix County as the most connected community in the country.
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It's important to feel connected to your family during difficult times.
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She feels connected to her colleagues through their shared experiences and goals.
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The community is connected by shared values and traditions.
Synonyms
∞
2.3
Connected by topic or cause, like documents about the same event
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2.0
Connected with or about something
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3.5
Connected to something because you take part in it
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6.0
Closely connected with someone or something
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4.6
Officially connected to a larger organization
Connected closely to people or a place by strong feelings
Feeling close to someone or something
Joined together so they form a group or system
Antonyms
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Connected comes from the Latin parts con- 'together' and nectere 'to tie', so imagine people 'tied' to each other by work, clubs, or organisations. That's why connected means having a close relationship or link with other people or groups.