Synonyms for linkage
ˈlɪŋ kɪdʒlink·age

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1. linkagenoun

   an associative relation

   Synonyms:
   gene linkage

2. linkage, gene linkagenoun

   (genetics) traits that tend to be inherited together as a consequence of an association between their genes; all of the genes of a given chromosome are linked (where one goes they all go)

   Synonyms:
   gene linkage

3. linkagenoun

   a mechanical system of rods or springs or pivots that transmits power or motion

   Synonyms:
   gene linkage

4. linkagenoun

   the act of linking things together

   Synonyms:
   gene linkage

Matched Categories

1. • Connection
   • Fastening
   • Genetics
   • Inheritance
   • Mechanical System

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1. List of paraphrases for "linkage":

   coupling, link, links, liaison, relationship, linkages, connection, nexus, bond, matching, correlation, linking, bonding, genetic, articulation, binding, assemblage

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1. Richard Ledgett:

   If that linkage is true, that means a nation-state is robbing banks. That is a big deal; it’s different.

2. William Dudley:

   I see a linkage between pressure on labor market resources and my confidence in inflation.

3. Caleb Burns:

   If the facts suggest that there was a linkage between what Secretary Clinton did in her official capacity and the money that was coming into the Clinton Foundation.

4. Jeremy Zirin:

   Certainly there is going to be some linkage but the reason that oil has fallen isn’t because of the strength of the dollar it is largely because of the huge influx of supply and production growth across the world, particularly in North America.

5. Marshall Burke:

   That to us suggests at least there's a plausible biological linkage between temperature, thermal regulation and how the brain regulates its own emotion, to us, a physiological explanation like this better fits our data because we find such a remarkably consistent relationship across all socioeconomic groups in the US.