connexion

[ kuh-nek-shuhn ]

noun

, British.

1. connection.

Other Words From

• con·nexion·al adjective

Example Sentences

Who was the second, who has attained such notoriety in connexion with Nelson's name; and when and where were they married?

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His reply was, “Just a thread of connexion with the United States to keep us from being the prey of other nations!”

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One feature of especial interest associated with this cemetery is its connexion with an adjacent arenarium, or sand pit.

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In this connexion it may be said that a good railway system obviates many of the disadvantages attending the use of tents.

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He maintained the connexion of church and state, and opposed triennial parliaments and the ballot.

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