Affixture

Pronunciation: /əˈfɪkstʃər/

Definitions of affixture

noun a thing that is fixed or attached to something else, typically in a permanent way

Example Sentences

A1 I need to learn how to properly use affixtures in English.

A2 The affixture on the document was not placed correctly.

B1 The affixture of the stamp was crooked and had to be redone.

B2 The affixture of the seal was crucial to ensuring the document's authenticity.

C1 The affixture of the signature was carefully examined for any signs of forgery.

C2 The affixture of the official seal was done with precision to avoid any legal issues.

Examples of affixture in a Sentence

formal The affixture of the seal was done carefully to ensure no leaks.

informal I had trouble with the affixture on my bike, so I asked my friend for help.

slang I can't believe the affixture on that car, it's so cool!

figurative The affixture of different cultures created a beautiful mosaic of traditions.

Grammatical Forms of affixture

• past tense: affixed
• plural: affixtures
• comparative: more affixed
• superlative: most affixed
• present tense: affixes
• future tense: will affix
• perfect tense: have affixed
• continuous tense: is affixing
• singular: affixture
• positive degree: affixture
• infinitive: to affix
• gerund: affixing
• participle: affixing

Origin and Evolution of affixture

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'affixture' originated from the Latin word 'affixus', which means 'fastened or attached'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of attaching something physically, the meaning of 'affixture' has evolved to also refer to the act of attaching or adding something abstractly, such as a label or signature.