attachedadj
1. fastened together; "a
picnic table with attached benches"
2. being joined in
close association; "affiliated clubs"; "all
art schools whether independent or
attached to universities"
[syn: affiliated, connected] 3. (architecture)
used of
buildings joined by
common sidewalls; "a
block of
attached houses" [ant: detached]
4. (biology)
permanently attached to a substrate;
not free to
move about; "an
attached oyster"; "sessile
marine animals and plants"
[syn: sessile] [ant: vagile]
5. associated in an
exclusive sexual relationship [syn: committed] [ant: unattached] Â Â similar words(3)Â
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Adjective1.
fastened together; "a
picnic table with attached benches" (similar) connected2.
being joined in
close association; "affiliated clubs"; "all
art schools whether independent or
attached to universities" (synonym) affiliated,
connected (similar) related,
related to3.
used of
buildings joined by
common sidewalls; "a
block of
attached houses" (antonym)
detached (classification) architecture4.
permanently attached to a substrate;
not free to
move about; "an
attached oyster"; "sessile
marine animals and plants" (synonym)
sessile (classification) biology,
biological science5.
associated in an
exclusive sexual relationship (synonym)
committed (antonym) unattached,
uncommitted (similar) affianced, bespoken, betrothed, engaged,
pledged (see-also) loving
Verb1.
cause to be
attached (antonym)
detach (hypernym) connect, link, tie,
link up (hyponym) fixate,
fix (derivation) attachment, affixation2. be attached; be in
contact with (hypernym) touch, adjoin, meet,
contact (hyponym)
leech onto (see-also)
inhere in,
attach to (derivation) attachment, bond3.
become attached; "The
spider's thread attached to
the window sill" (antonym) detach,
come off,
come away (hypernym) join,
conjoin (hyponym)
agglutinate (see-also)
attach to, accompany,
come with, go
with (derivation) attachment, bond4.
create social or
emotional ties; "The
grandparents want to
bond with the child" (synonym) bind, tie,
bond (hypernym)
relate (hyponym)
fixate (derivation) attachment,
fond regard5.
take temporary possession of as a security, by
legal authority; "The
fbi seized the drugs"; "The
customs agents impounded the illegal shipment"; "The
police confiscated the stolen artwork" (synonym) impound, sequester, confiscate,
seize (hypernym)
take (hyponym) garnishee,
garnish (verb-group)
sequester (derivation) attachment
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fear of
being bound or
tied up
