Definition of connectedness in English:

connectedness

noun kəˈnɛktɪdnəskəˈnɛktədnəs

mass noun

1The state of being joined or linked.
the connectedness of American business life and American sport
the connectedness of local and national power
Example sentencesExamples
- In his discussion of the connectedness of seemingly random events, he makes a suggestive observation with regard to paranoia's capacity for connecting events.
- We see not only an articulation of the sultanate's literal position, but also a symbol of the connectedness of local and national power.
- Owing to the deep resources, increasing connectedness, and sophistication of large firms, corporate spaces of learning are now global in scope.
- In biology, students were asked to examine their connectedness to the ecosystem through the world food market.
- It is an exclamation that describes an irrevocable connectedness of all things.
- The viewer begins to sense a less linear, transcultural connectedness among separate events and lives.
- The focus on globalizing sectors commonly references geography's traditional concern with the connectedness of activities and places.
- The intensification of global connectedness means that cooperation between nations is more than ever necessary.
- These two words summon up a whole feeling of connectedness to the landscape.
- The authors find interdepartmental connectedness to be critical for effective implementation.
2A feeling of belonging to or having affinity with a particular person or group.
it's about partnering, trust, and connectedness
individuals from these cultures value connectedness with family and friends
Example sentencesExamples
- Deficiency of information and lack of social connectedness are two main reasons for human deprivation.
- If you're sensing connectedness and candor, the other person probably feels it too.
- Children are prepared by our evolutionary history to thrive in emotional connectedness with adults.
- Her book points to the connection between silence and connectedness in adolescent girls.
- Communal trust requires attachment or connectedness to those with whom one is interacting.
- Our connectedness, our human compact, is sandwiched together like the floors in a house of cards that is easier to knock down than we might think.
- When our failure harms another person, our sense of connectedness suffers.
- They tell of the pride, the pain, the intimacy and connectedness of their lives.
- Relationships, community, connectedness, kith and kin are one half of what makes life worth living.
- Wholeness evokes trust and connectedness, and it forces people to see a purpose greater than their own.

Definition of connectedness in US English:

connectedness

nounkəˈnektədnəskəˈnɛktədnəs

1The state of being joined or linked.
the connectedness of American business life and American sports
the connectedness of local and national power
Example sentencesExamples
- The intensification of global connectedness means that cooperation between nations is more than ever necessary.
- The focus on globalizing sectors commonly references geography's traditional concern with the connectedness of activities and places.
- In his discussion of the connectedness of seemingly random events, he makes a suggestive observation with regard to paranoia's capacity for connecting events.
- Owing to the deep resources, increasing connectedness, and sophistication of large firms, corporate spaces of learning are now global in scope.
- It is an exclamation that describes an irrevocable connectedness of all things.
- In biology, students were asked to examine their connectedness to the ecosystem through the world food market.
- These two words summon up a whole feeling of connectedness to the landscape.
- The authors find interdepartmental connectedness to be critical for effective implementation.
- The viewer begins to sense a less linear, transcultural connectedness among separate events and lives.
- We see not only an articulation of the sultanate's literal position, but also a symbol of the connectedness of local and national power.
2A feeling of belonging to or having affinity with a particular person or group.
it's about partnering, trust, and connectedness
individuals from these cultures value connectedness with family and friends
Example sentencesExamples
- Relationships, community, connectedness, kith and kin are one half of what makes life worth living.
- Her book points to the connection between silence and connectedness in adolescent girls.
- If you're sensing connectedness and candor, the other person probably feels it too.
- Deficiency of information and lack of social connectedness are two main reasons for human deprivation.
- Communal trust requires attachment or connectedness to those with whom one is interacting.
- When our failure harms another person, our sense of connectedness suffers.
- Wholeness evokes trust and connectedness, and it forces people to see a purpose greater than their own.
- Our connectedness, our human compact, is sandwiched together like the floors in a house of cards that is easier to knock down than we might think.
- They tell of the pride, the pain, the intimacy and connectedness of their lives.
- Children are prepared by our evolutionary history to thrive in emotional connectedness with adults.

单词	connectedness
释义	Definition of connectedness in English: connectedness noun kəˈnɛktɪdnəskəˈnɛktədnəs mass noun 1The state of being joined or linked. the connectedness of American business life and American sport the connectedness of local and national power Example sentencesExamples In his discussion of the connectedness of seemingly random events, he makes a suggestive observation with regard to paranoia's capacity for connecting events. We see not only an articulation of the sultanate's literal position, but also a symbol of the connectedness of local and national power. Owing to the deep resources, increasing connectedness, and sophistication of large firms, corporate spaces of learning are now global in scope. In biology, students were asked to examine their connectedness to the ecosystem through the world food market. It is an exclamation that describes an irrevocable connectedness of all things. The viewer begins to sense a less linear, transcultural connectedness among separate events and lives. The focus on globalizing sectors commonly references geography's traditional concern with the connectedness of activities and places. The intensification of global connectedness means that cooperation between nations is more than ever necessary. These two words summon up a whole feeling of connectedness to the landscape. The authors find interdepartmental connectedness to be critical for effective implementation. 2A feeling of belonging to or having affinity with a particular person or group. it's about partnering, trust, and connectedness individuals from these cultures value connectedness with family and friends Example sentencesExamples Deficiency of information and lack of social connectedness are two main reasons for human deprivation. If you're sensing connectedness and candor, the other person probably feels it too. Children are prepared by our evolutionary history to thrive in emotional connectedness with adults. Her book points to the connection between silence and connectedness in adolescent girls. Communal trust requires attachment or connectedness to those with whom one is interacting. Our connectedness, our human compact, is sandwiched together like the floors in a house of cards that is easier to knock down than we might think. When our failure harms another person, our sense of connectedness suffers. They tell of the pride, the pain, the intimacy and connectedness of their lives. Relationships, community, connectedness, kith and kin are one half of what makes life worth living. Wholeness evokes trust and connectedness, and it forces people to see a purpose greater than their own. Definition of connectedness in US English: connectedness nounkəˈnektədnəskəˈnɛktədnəs 1The state of being joined or linked. the connectedness of American business life and American sports the connectedness of local and national power Example sentencesExamples The intensification of global connectedness means that cooperation between nations is more than ever necessary. The focus on globalizing sectors commonly references geography's traditional concern with the connectedness of activities and places. In his discussion of the connectedness of seemingly random events, he makes a suggestive observation with regard to paranoia's capacity for connecting events. Owing to the deep resources, increasing connectedness, and sophistication of large firms, corporate spaces of learning are now global in scope. It is an exclamation that describes an irrevocable connectedness of all things. In biology, students were asked to examine their connectedness to the ecosystem through the world food market. These two words summon up a whole feeling of connectedness to the landscape. The authors find interdepartmental connectedness to be critical for effective implementation. The viewer begins to sense a less linear, transcultural connectedness among separate events and lives. We see not only an articulation of the sultanate's literal position, but also a symbol of the connectedness of local and national power. 2A feeling of belonging to or having affinity with a particular person or group. it's about partnering, trust, and connectedness individuals from these cultures value connectedness with family and friends Example sentencesExamples Relationships, community, connectedness, kith and kin are one half of what makes life worth living. Her book points to the connection between silence and connectedness in adolescent girls. If you're sensing connectedness and candor, the other person probably feels it too. Deficiency of information and lack of social connectedness are two main reasons for human deprivation. Communal trust requires attachment or connectedness to those with whom one is interacting. When our failure harms another person, our sense of connectedness suffers. Wholeness evokes trust and connectedness, and it forces people to see a purpose greater than their own. Our connectedness, our human compact, is sandwiched together like the floors in a house of cards that is easier to knock down than we might think. They tell of the pride, the pain, the intimacy and connectedness of their lives. Children are prepared by our evolutionary history to thrive in emotional connectedness with adults.
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