- connection
- n1. union, junction, conjunction, juncture, conjuncture, conjugation, marriage, Inf. hookup; unification, accouplement, joinder; juxtaposition, collocation; joining, linking, uniting, binding, bonding, splicing, yoking; connecting, conjoining, coupling; meeting, edging, bordering, skirting, abutting.2. intersection, nexus, connexus, point of union or contact; focus, focal point, focalization; coalescence, confluence; abutment, abuttal.3. coherence, cohesion, adherence, adhesion; congruity, congruence, congruousness, harmony, harmoniousness, conformity, uniformity, consistency, connectedness; relevance, relevancy, pertinence, germaneness, applicability, appositeness; affinity, rapport.4. link, tie, bond, knot, yoke; coupler, coupling, connective; joint, joiner, articulation, commissure; pivot, hinge, elbow, knee, dovetail joint, rabbet, rabbet joint; linkage, concatenation, chain; seam, suture, welt; clamp, clasp, latch, buckle, clip.5. association, affiliation, relationship, relatedness, tie-in; attachment, dependence, mutual dependence.6. merger, amalgamation, consolidation, incorporation; alliance, league, federation, confederation, bund, entente, combination; society, order, fraternity, sorority; cabal, conspiracy; coterie, set, circle, clique, cluster, Inf. bunch, Inf. gang, Inf. team, Inf. crew.7. context, contextual relation, reference, frame of reference, bearing, Archaic. concernment.8. relative, relation, blood relation, kinsman, sibling, sib, agnate, cognate; family, kin, kith and kin, kinsfolk, people, flesh and blood, Inf. folks; in-law, relative-in-law; kinship, relationship, blood relationship, consanguinity, family tie.9.Slang, (all of commerce in narcotics) source, contact, Sl. main man; Sl. pusher, Sl. dealer.10.Usu. connectionspull, in, contacts; contact, go-between, middleman, intermediary, medium, friend at court.11. sexual intercourse, sexual commerce or union or congress, sex, intercourse, mating; intimacy, carnal knowledge, sexual or marital relations, sleeping together or with; copulation, coitus, coition, Archaic. venery, sex act, act of love.
A Note on the Style of the synonym finder. 2014.