Connected
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 90
natural, by nature; inborn; inherent; participating of the same nature. as- Connect, kon-nekf, v. t. To knit or fasten together;; to establish a ociation between. — v. i. To become coherent, have close relation. — Connect 'edly, adv. a re- — Connection, -nek's hun, n. Act of, or state of to a being, etc.; persons or things connected together: continuity; junction; dependence; relationship. — Connective, -iv, a. Having power to connect.— Conn. (Gram.) A word that connects other words or gov sentences; a conjunction. each Connive, kon-niv', v. i. [-nived (-nivdr), -niving.] To close the eyes upon, wink at, forbear to see.— Conniv'ance, n. Voluntary oversight; collusion. esp.
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