Advertisement
Advertisement
plug-in
noun as in component
Strongest matches
Strong matches
noun as in constituent
noun as in junction
Strongest matches
Strong matches
- alliance
- annexation
- articulation
- assemblage
- attachment
- bond
- coalition
- coherence
- collocation
- combination
- combine
- concatenation
- concourse
- conjugation
- consolidation
- convergence
- coupling
- crossroads
- dovetail
- elbow
- gathering
- gore
- hinge
- hookup
- interface
- joining
- joint
- knee
- link
- meeting
- miter
- mortise
- node
- pivot
- reunion
- seam
- splice
- tie up
- tie-in
- union
- weld
Weak matches
noun as in junction/juncture
Weak matches
- alliance
- annexation
- articulation
- assemblage
- attachment
- bond
- coalition
- coherence
- collocation
- combination
- combine
- concatenation
- concourse
- concursion
- confluence
- conjugation
- consolidation
- convergence
- coupling
- crossing
- crossroads
- dovetail
- elbow
- gathering
- gore
- hinge
- hookup
- interface
- intersection
- joining
- joint
- knee
- linking
- meeting
- miter
- mortise
- node
- pivot
- reunion
- seam
- splice
- terminal
- tie up
- tie-in
- union
- weld
Example Sentences
He argued that if planned homes could be bought by their tenants, it would be "like trying to fill a bath without the plug in".
“The carpet cleaning company came and they plugged in there shampooer and the machine caught fire,” the resident wrote.
Among the options are tracking security badge swipes or checking where company laptops are plugged in during the day.
Another day, he appeared suddenly to be frightened after using the bathroom, and then charged at a computer plugged in nearby.
For example, one plan has peak hours from 5 to 8 p.m.; another is geared toward electric or hybrid car owners, who are encouraged to plug in during super-off-peak hours from midnight to 6 a.m.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse