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Meaning of attached
The primary meaning of the word "attached" is to be joined or connected to something.
Etymology of attached
The word "attached" originates from the Old French word "attacher," which is derived from "a" (to) and "tacher" (to touch).
The word "attach" has been used in the English language since the 15th century, initially to describe the act of physically joining or connecting something to something else.
Over time, the word "attached" has evolved to include figurative meanings, such as emotional attachment or connection.
Synonyms
affixed
annexed
associated
connected
coupled
fastened
fixed
joined
linked
moored
paired
secured
tied
united
anchored
bound
bridged
combined
connected
correlated
linked
married
merged
pinned
related
riveted
sealed
stuck
wedded
yoked
zipped
bolted
clasped
clasped
hooked
knotted
locked
latched
soldered
spliced
stapled
stuck
tacked
tethered
twisted
wired
attached
bracketed
buttressed
cemented
coalesced
conjoined
consolidated
hitched
integrated
intertwined
nailed
paired
pegged
reinforced
skewered
spliced
strung
suspended
tagged
taped
threaded
trimmed
unified
unlocked
unsealed
Definitions
- The word "attached" can be used as an adjective to describe something that is physically or emotionally connected to something else.
- As a verb, "attached" means to join or connect something to something else, either physically or in a figurative sense.
- In a broader sense, "attached" can also describe a feeling or emotion that is connected to a person, place, or thing.
Usage Examples
- The file was attached to the email and sent to the recipient.
- She felt deeply attached to her family and friends.
- The new employee was attached to the marketing department for training purposes.
Antonyms
detached
disconnected
separated
unattached
loose
free
unfastened
unhooked
untied
unlinked
severed
isolated
alone
unaccompanied
unsupported
unrelated
independent
solitary
detached
disengaged
disembodied
disconnected
disjointed
disunited
isolated
removed
separated
unassociated
unconnected
unjoined