Networking Concepts

noun a relationship in which a person, thing, or idea is linked or associated with something else

• The researchers discovered a strong connection between diet and heart health.
• I feel a real connection with my new coworker, we have a lot in common.
• We have such a tight connection, we finish each other's sentences.
• The bridge serves as a physical connection between the two parts of the city.

noun the action or process of working together or interacting with each other, especially in a coordinated way

• The interworking of various systems allows for seamless data transfer.
• The interworking between departments is crucial for the project's success.
• I'm not sure how the interworking of these gadgets is supposed to make my life easier.
• The interworking of different cultures in this neighborhood creates a vibrant community.

noun a word or phrase in a text that serves as a connection between words, sentences, or paragraphs

verb to connect or join together

adjective relating to or characteristic of a connection or relationship

• Please include a link to the source in your research paper.
• Can you send me the link to that article?
• I'll shoot you the link for that cool website.
• The strong bond between them acted as a link connecting their two families.

verb Moving about or traveling without a specific destination or purpose.

• The roaming charges for international calls can add up quickly.
• I love roaming around the city and exploring new neighborhoods.
• Let's go out and do some aimless roaming tonight.
• His mind was always roaming, never settling on one idea for too long.

noun the action of choking or strangling someone

verb to strangle or choke someone

• The network provider implemented throttling to manage bandwidth usage during peak hours.
• My internet speed is so slow, I think they're throttling it.
• They're throttling the connection again, I can't even load a webpage.
• His emotions were like a throttling grip, suffocating any joy or happiness.

adjective describing something that cannot be reached or attained

• The mountain peak was so high that it seemed unreachable.
• I tried calling her but she's unreachable right now.
• That party was so exclusive, it was basically unreachable unless you knew someone.
• His dreams of becoming a famous actor felt unreachable at times, but he never gave up.

adjective describing the state of being without Wi-Fi connection

• The hotel lobby offers a wifiless area for guests who prefer a quiet workspace.
• I can't believe we're in a wifiless zone, how am I supposed to check my messages?
• This cafe is wifiless, so let's find another spot with better Wi-Fi.
• Being wifiless in a digital age can feel like being lost in a foreign land.

adjective describing something that can be reached or accessed

• The summit of the mountain is not easily reachable without proper equipment.
• The grocery store is just a short walk away, very reachable.
• That new restaurant is so reachable, we should check it out sometime.
• Success may seem far away, but with hard work and dedication, it is reachable.