interlinking
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- noun
- /ˌɪntərˈlɪŋkɪŋ/
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interconexión
- In these interlinking chains of glucose, the researchers see an affordable, home-grown resource that sidesteps some of the pitfalls associated with petroleum feedstocks.
Examples
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It is, after all, subtitled 'A Haunting', which suggests ghosts, revenants, some vague, unspecified, and perhaps unreal interlinking between times.
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He thought that the medieval insignia of the brotherhood foretold the power that our union would bring, the pike being the weapon, harnessed by the interlinking loops.
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The good news is that efforts are taking shape to address these interlinking issues.
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Apple loves interlinking technologies that increase the value of individual products.
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Therefore, we have an interlinking between the event of the Council and the assault of secularism.
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It is this interlinking that is commonly called the Mafia.
Fiction book (2001) -
- Wireless interlinking.
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The interlinking piece to both the album and the story is Rush drummer Neil Peart, who co-authored the novel.
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The practice of interlinking different pages on a website helps users easily find related content.
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The interlinking of articles within the blog improved its overall search engine ranking.
Synonyms
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A connection between things or systems that makes them affect each other
Adding links between web pages to help users find related information
Antonyms
How Extensive
- Jargon
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interlinking comes from inter- 'between' and link 'connection' or 'to join'. On websites, interlinking is the practice of adding links 'between' pages so users and search engines can move easily and find related content.