links Synonyms
Another word for links
• noun (Context 1)
Plural form of link: relationships, connections, chains, or digital hyperlinks between two or more things, people, or electronic documents.
"The researcher discovered strong genetic connections between the two isolated plant populations."
• verb (Context 2)
To make, form, or suggest a physical, logical, or electronic connection with or between things (third-person singular simple present of link).
"A high-speed rail line now connects the capital city with the northern industrial region."
• noun (Context 3)
A golf course, especially one situated on undulating sandy coastal land featuring natural dunes, firm turf, and few trees.
"The tournament was held on a historic Scottish golf course overlooking the North Sea."
• noun (Context 4)
Flat or undulating sandy coastal ground located along a seashore, typically covered with turf, coarse grass, and sand dunes.
"Strong onshore winds swept across the coastal machair as the tide came in."
Opposites of links
The opposite of links shifts depending on context. Common opposites include: