links Antonyms
Strongest:
- uncouples
- disconnects
- disconnects
- divides
- splits
- unlinks
- disjoins
- divides
- separates
- separates
- parts
- uncouples
- splits
- parts
- unlinks
- disjoins
Strong:
- ruptures
- ruptures
- dissevers
- unchains
- cleaves
- unyokes
- disengages
- disjoints
- detaches
- disunites
- unhitches
- unchains
- cleaves
- dissevers
- detaches
- severs
- unyokes
- severs
- unhitches
- disunites
- disengages
- disjoints
Weak:
Meaning of links
links (n)
a golf course that is built on sandy ground near a shore
links (n.)
A tract of ground laid out for the game of golf; a golfing green.
links Sentence Examples
- The rusty chain links creaked as they were pulled through the pulleys.
- The hyperlink in the email led her to an informative website.
- The social media platform provided links to connect with friends and family.
- The biographer dug into old documents to piece together the missing links in the subject's life.
- The chain of events that led to the accident was a complex web of interconnected links.
- The biologist discovered a missing link in the evolutionary chain of a particular species.
- The sushi chef carefully selected the finest cuts of tuna, slicing them into precise links.
- The politician used the links in his speech to build a logical and persuasive argument.
- The detective followed the links of evidence to uncover the truth about the crime.
- The bridge's sturdy links spanned the river, allowing cars to cross safely.
FAQs About the word links
a golf course that is built on sandy ground near a shoreA tract of ground laid out for the game of golf; a golfing green.
strings, couples, interconnects, integrates, chains,connects, interlinks, concatenates, wires, combines
uncouples,disconnects, disconnects, divides, splits, unlinks, disjoins, divides, separates, separates
The rusty chain links creaked as they were pulled through the pulleys.
The hyperlink in the email led her to an informative website.
The social media platform provided links to connect with friends and family.
The biographer dug into old documents to piece together the missing links in the subject's life.
