Connect is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONNECT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to join together
• bring together or into contact so that a real or notional link is established
• join together so as to provide access and communication
• link to a power or water supply
• put (someone) into contact by telephone
• (of a train, bus, aircraft, etc.) be timed to arrive at its destination just before another train, bus, etc., departs so that passengers can transfer
• associate or relate (something) in some respect
• provide or have a link or relationship with
• form a relationship or feel an affinity
• (of a blow) hit the intended target
• To join, or fasten together, as by something intervening; to associate; to combine; to unite or link together; to establish a bond or relation between.
• To associate (a person or thing, or one\'s self) with another person, thing, business, or affair.
• To join, unite, or cohere; to have a close relation; as, one line of railroad connects with another; one argument connect with another.
• connect, fasten, or put together two or more pieces
• make a logical or causal connection
• be or become joined or united or linked
• join by means of communication equipment
• land on or hit solidly
• join for the purpose of communication
• be scheduled so as to provide continuing service, as in transportation
• establish a rapport or relationship
• establish communication with someone
• plug into an outlet
• hit or play a ball successfully
• join together

Words related to CONNECT

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How to use CONNECT in a sentence

• In order to connect Gilgamesh with Enkidu, the former is represented as sharing in the struggle against the bull.
• This magnificent road may be said to connect Exeter in the south with Lincoln in the north.
• From our position these hills all seemed to connect without any breaks or passes in them.
• He found it practically impossible to connect this frenzied fugitive with the quiet man in his office chair at Haverly, the man who was or was not Judson Clark.
• The inscriptions fail to connect Bel-kudur-uzur with Tiglathi-Nin, and there is thus a probable interval between the two reigns, the length of which can only be conjectured.
• One or two notices in the Old Testament connect him with the history of the Jews.
• Thus we may connect all the few words which are known as Median with forms contained in the Zend, which was either the mother or the elder sister of the ancient Persian.
• It is probable that one of his first steps on ascending the throne was to connect himself by marriage with the royal house which had preceded him in the kingdom.
• Beames Brook therefore must connect the Gregory with the Albert River, which accounts for the great size of the latter.
• The earliest forms of the latter seem to connect her with mountains.
• He had refused to connect himself with the assassination of Elizabeth, but his reluctant consent was inferred from his silence.
• All see how such action will connect with and affect the proclamation of September 22.
• There is nothing so consecrated in all his native land as the places which connect with his life, presence, and deeds.
• It is impossible to connect the notion of rebuke with the sins of Panurge.
• She was a little, weak, useless woman, very proud of her name, which seemed to connect her in some way with the old Dutch aristocracy.
• There was no other public man remaining to connect the ancient system of government and manners with the new system which was about to take its place.
• In his own sober city of the Middle States he would have been ashamed to connect with these innocent features a doubt, a light thought, a desire.
• George Eliot and Lewes had failed to connect their young visitor with the volumes.
• He was trying to connect the facts observed up till then, when a fresh incident recalled him suddenly to the reality.
• I knew the hour it was due to leave the station, and by steady riding we could connect with it at the first stage stand some fifteen miles below.
• Now the way to correct such a prejudice is to try to connect some pleasant thoughts with the sight of the animal.
• It seemed to date from the arrival of Nick though she did not definitely connect it with him.
• The Third Treatise may have been written later, and made to connect the Second and the Fourth.
• In singing, the same relaxation or opening must occur at the throat, if the desire is to connect the ring of high placing with the resonance of the low cavities.
• The gates which admit the water into the new canal which is to connect the Baltic with the North Sea have been recently opened by the Emperor William.
• I hastened back to my room and constructed a bridge which should connect the two parts.
• There was no other public man remaining to connect the ancient system of government and manners with the new system, which was about to take its place.
• The Union canal, a line of 74 miles, to connect the Schuylkill with the Susqueannah, is in progress, and will be completed within the present year.

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