Connection: from the Latin connexion-, connexio, from conectere
First Known Use: 14th century
Connection: The act of connecting
Connection: The state of being connected
Bolts and Rust
Connection: A correspondence between two partially ordered sets
Connection: Contextual relation or association
Connection: Relationship in fact
Connection: Causal or logical relation or sequence
Chained Down
Connection: A relation of personal intimacy
Connection: Common interest as political, denomination, social, professional, or commercial
Connection: An arrangement to execute orders or advance interests of another
Connection: A means of communication or transportation
On the Rails Again
Connection: A personal tie by marriage, kinship, or clan
Connection: A source of contraband
Connection: A an electronic link between databases, terminals, or virtual
Synonyms include coherence, continuity, link, affinity, association, kinship, liaison, linkage, relation, relationship, union
Antonyms include breakup, disconnection, dissolution, disunion, division, parting, partition, schism, scission, split
Unhinged
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Connection: an early Rolling Stones song
Steve is a long-time friend, a good guy, and long-time photography enthusiast. It’s been a while since we’ve done a joint post. This time I picked the theme, wrote the text, then challenged him to provide the photos. See our other collaborations (Time and Waves) by going to the Sidebar > Categories > Photos by Steve or by clicking here.
I encourage everyone to visit his site to see his photos, which are available for purchase. He will also respond to comments here when he can, so feel free to ask him questions.
Photos by Steve Ancik, LightWavesImages
