Synonyms for Make connection:
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v.
• arrange
- adapt
, - adjust
, - agree to
, - blueprint
, - chart
, - come to terms
, - compromise
, - concert
, - construct
, - contrive
, - decide
, - design
, - determine
, - devise
, - direct
, - draft
, - establish
, - frame
, - get act together
, - get ready
, - hammer out a deal
, - harmonize
, - iron out
, - lay out
, - line up
, - make a connection
, - make ready
, - manage
, - map out
, - negotiate
, - organize
, - prepare
, - project
, - promote
, - provide
, - pull a wire
, - pull things together
, - quarterback
, - resolve
, - schedule
, - scheme
, - set stage
, - settle
, - shape up
, - tailor
, - work out
, - work out a deal
.
What are the hypernyms for Make connection?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for make connection?
"Make connection" is a phrase that refers to the act of joining things together or establishing a relationship between two or more people, things or ideas. The antonyms to this include 'dissociate', 'disconnect', 'separate', 'disentangle', and 'unravel'. These words indicate a state of detachment or separation in which there is no longer an active association or communication between parties. Dissociating onself or disconnecting is a way to sever ties or remove oneself from a situation. Separating could refer to the physical distance between two objects or people. Disentangling and unraveling implies that something that was previously entwined has been undone or freed from each other.
What are the antonyms for Make connection?
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v.
• arrange
- confuse
, - derange
, - destroy
, - disagree
, - disarrange
, - disorder
, - disorganize
, - disperse
, - disturb
, - hesitate
, - mix up
, - neglect
, - not plan
, - ruin
, - scatter
, - unfit
, - upset
, - waver
.
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