to permalink
- verb
- /ˈpɜːrməˌlɪŋk/
- Texting
- The blog automatically permalinks each new article for easy sharing.
Examples
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Web developers often permalink important resources to ensure they remain accessible.
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After updating the post, she permalinked it so readers could always find the latest version.
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Please permalink this article for future reference.
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The blog allows users to permalink their favorite posts.
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I will permalink this article to make it easy for my followers to find.
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The blogger decided to permalink her latest post so that readers could share it more easily.
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After publishing the recipe, he chose to permalink it on his website for future reference.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Permalink as a verb comes from the noun permalink, which mixes permanent ('lasting') and link ('a connection'). To permalink a page is to give it a lasting web address so people can always find it.