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Meanings of connexion in English
A relation between things or events (as in the case of one causing the other or sharing features with it)
Usage of connexion in English
1
The connexion of the United States with Europe, has become extremely interesting.
2
May I ask in what connexion? Newton's head-silhouette angled slightly toward Leibniz.
3
In connexion with this work, the pioneers and the engineers did magnificently.
4
The example is instructive, as the connexion of ideas is quite clear.
5
No discoverable necessary connexion between nominal essence gold, and other simple ideas.
6
I have mentioned the presence of small-pox in connexion with these Indians.
7
They had suffered very much in the earlier stages of their connexion.
8
The young ranchero had other unpleasant thoughts in connexion with this affair.
9
So that even the connexion of some of the bones is changed.
10
They found the Elector Augustus already ripe and anxious for the connexion.
11
These measures had the effect of strengthening his connexion with the Achaeans.
12
No one of all these Infinite ideas has any connexion with another.
13
Your not having the least connexion with the latter cannot hurt you.
14
And who has made the connexion; and who has done the work?
15
We shall hear of them again in a still more serious connexion.
16
She was more sharply conscious now of Garstin in connexion with herself.
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Connexion through the time
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