connected

Examples

• All

• Artists making dynamic, connected, high tech, beautiful artwork.

• The new bridge connected the island to the mainland, making travel much easier.

• That is what makes us connected to life around us.

  Rich Roll

• I think everything else is connected to the main plant.

• So in a way they're all connected, even though it's different.

• And I think now in the hyper connected world, things spread faster.

• I felt sheltered and at the same time connected to limitless sky.

• It seems to have two exterior regions connected together at the horizon.

• After years of collaboration, the two organizations are now connected through a formal partnership.

• Many aspects of our lives are connected, from our health to our communities.

Synonyms

R

related

vsconnected

∞ 2.3

Connected by topic or cause, like documents about the same event

covers any kind of relationship or association, not only logical links

I

involved

vsconnected

79 3.5

Connected to something because you take part in it

is broader, describing any association rather than active participation

I

interwoven

vsconnected

4 5.5

Closely joined so the parts are hard to separate

is the more general label for any kind of association or relationship

I

interrelated

vsconnected

2 4.3

Connected so that each part affects the others

is the general idea of having a relationship, not necessarily mutual dependence

I

interconnected

vsconnected

2 4.1

Joined so each part affects and depends on the others

is the simpler notion of having an association without system-wide dependence

C

conjunct

vsconnected

• Formal

1 8.2

Joined together and acting as one

is less formal and simply denotes having a relationship or association

L

linked

vsconnected

2.1

Joined together so they form a group or system

describes the general state of having a relationship or association

J

joined

vsconnected

1.9

Connected so they form one longer object

means the broader condition of being related or associated rather than physical union

C

coupled

vsconnected

3.5

Two items joined together physically, like vehicles or parts used as a pair

is the wider term for any kind of relationship or association

T

tied

vsconnected

2.7

Connected closely to people or a place by strong feelings

is more general, not limited to strong physical or emotional binding

C

correlated

vsconnected

5.3

A connection between two things where changes in one link to changes in the other

is the simple fact of having a relationship without implying matched changes

I

interlinking

vsconnected

4.8

Closely joined so the parts form a single whole that is hard to separate

is the broader idea of being associated, not stressing complex structure

Antonyms

I

isolated

56 3.8

Far from other places or people and hard to reach

U

unconnected

3 3.9

Not joined or linked to something else

D

disconnected

5.1

Having parts or ideas that do not fit together clearly

How Connected

integrated

2 3.8

connected

2.5

linked

2.1

separate

829 2.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology