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tiesconnections or relationships between people or things

Part of speech: NOUN

Definition: connections or relationships between people or things

Pronunciation (IPA): /taɪz/

Example Sentences

  • His collection of cartoon character ties made every board meeting less boring.
  • The company maintains strong ties with local suppliers.
  • She always ties her hair in a ponytail before playing tennis.

ties

NOUN

[/taɪz/]

connections or relationships between people or things

Strong family ties keep them close even across long distances.
💡 Concept

Strong family ties keep them close even across long distances.

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/taɪz/
🇬🇧 UK/taɪz/

🌳Etymology

Roottie
Suffix--s

🎵Rhyme

eyesliesrisewisesize
eyes
lies
rise
wise
size

🔗Collocations

family ties
business ties
diplomatic ties
close ties
sever ties
strengthen ties
silk ties

📝Examples

😄 Fun example

His collection of cartoon character ties made every board meeting less boring.

The company maintains strong ties with local suppliers.

She always ties her hair in a ponytail before playing tennis.

😄 Fun example

The magician's trick ties were impossible to untie, much to the volunteer's embarrassment.

📚Related Words

Synonyms

connectionsrelationshipsbondslinksneckties

Antonyms

disconnectionsseparationsbreaks

Related

bindconnectattachunitefasten

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