More about concatenation
- Concatenation was first recorded in 1595–1605.
- Concatenation comes from the Late Latin word concatēnātiōn, which means “linked together, connected.”
- The catēn(a) part means “chain,” which is essentially a series of objects connected one after the other.
- Though not the sense featured here, concatenation can also refer to the act of physically linking things together in a chain.
EXAMPLES OF CONCATENATION
- The movie director used a clever concatenation of suspenseful scenes to keep the audience on the edge of their seats.
- The success of the team was a result of the perfect concatenation of talent, strategy, and hard work.