link (with) (Meaning)

link (with)

No meaning found for this word.

The success of the business is inextricably linked with its excellent customer service.
The beautiful necklace links memories of a cherished past to the present moment.
The bridge forms a vital link between the two sides of the river, allowing for seamless travel.
The online platform provides a direct link to a vast network of experts in various fields.
The charity established a strong link with the local community, providing support and resources.
The recent acquisition creates a link between two companies with complementary strengths.
The research identified a clear link between air pollution and increased respiratory illnesses.
The government's economic plan includes measures to strengthen the link between education and employment.
The discovery of ancient artifacts provides a tangible link to past civilizations.
The family's strong bond was evident in the way they supported each other through thick and thin.

march (with), communicate (with),connect (with), attach (to), neighbor, join, fringe,verge (on), fence, butt (on or against)

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The success of the business is inextricably linked with its excellent customer service.

The beautiful necklace links memories of a cherished past to the present moment.

The bridge forms a vital link between the two sides of the river, allowing for seamless travel.

The online platform provides a direct link to a vast network of experts in various fields.