linkup Synonyms
Strongest:
- break-up
- split
- sever
- sever
- break-up
- section
- separate
- disconnect
- separate
- part
- disconnect
- part
- split
- section
Strong:
- isolate
- uncouple
- dissever
- sunder
- dissociate
- dissever
- fractionate
- unlink
- sunder
- divide
- unlink
- detach
- dissociate
- fractionate
- divide
- detach
- divorce
- resolve
- uncouple
- isolate
- divorce
- resolve
Weak:
linkup Meaning
linkup (n)
a fastener that serves to join or connect
linkup Sentence Examples
- The engineers established a secure linkup between the two satellites.
- The hikers maintained a constant linkup via walkie-talkies during their expedition.
- The scientists achieved a groundbreaking linkup, connecting the remote telescope to the university's network.
- The company implemented a linkup system to facilitate communication between all their branches.
- The patient was stabilized after a successful linkup between the defibrillator and their heart.
- The researchers designed a linkup device to monitor environmental data from multiple sensors.
- The military established a strategic linkup with local security forces to strengthen protection.
- The traffic management system utilizes a linkup between cameras and sensors to optimize traffic flow.
- The spacecraft experienced a brief linkup interruption due to atmospheric interference.
- The scientists hope to establish a linkup with the alien spacecraft for further scientific exploration.
FAQs About the word linkup
a fastener that serves to join or connect
connect, fuse,combine, unify, couple, interfuse, unite, conjugate, coalesce, marry
break up, split, sever, sever,break up, section, separate, disconnect, separate, part
The engineers established a secure linkup between the two satellites.
The hikers maintained a constant linkup via walkie-talkies during their expedition.
The scientists achieved a groundbreaking linkup, connecting the remote telescope to the university's network.
The company implemented a linkup system to facilitate communication between all their branches.
