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Definition of infix in English: infixverb ɪnˈfɪksɪnˈfɪks [with object]1Implant or insert firmly in something. the particles of mercury will infix themselves in the structure of the other metal it is a habit of thought deeply infixed in modern readers Example sentencesExamples - The infixing structure is utilized to secure fixing of the lampshades at any position on the conducting support tubes.
- Conventional dart tags were infixed on 1871 sailfish from 15 April 1996.
Synonyms ground-in, fixed, infixed, planted, implanted, embedded 2Grammar
Insert (a formative element) into the body of a word. Example sentencesExamples - A linguist enthusiastically explained to me that swearing is the only example of infixing in the English language and I was happy, for I had learned something.
- You don't say like in English I talked - I will talk, but infixing, you have morphemes which are within the root.
- The text which sparked this query to the List was an analysis of expletive infixing.
Synonyms enter, put, introduce, incorporate, interpolate, interpose, interject, inset, build
nounˈɪnfɪksˈɪnˌfɪks Grammar A formative element inserted in a word. Example sentencesExamples - The suffixes and infixes are organized under two headings: nouns, adjectives, and pronouns and verbs.
- In the following table, we give the prefix and infix notations and the corresponding expansions.
- After excluding unusual ones not used in modem Spanish, there are still about sixty derivatives for a single verb, and many of the transformation rules are irregular, both in suffixes and in infixes.
- The infixes are fewer and less useful to you.
- The case infixes are closely related to lexicon entries.
Origin Early 16th century: from Latin infix- 'fixed in', from the verb infigere, from in- 'into' + figere 'fasten', reinforced by in-2 'into' + fix. The noun is on the pattern of prefix and suffix. Definition of infix in US English: infixverbinˈfiksɪnˈfɪks [with object]1Implant or insert firmly in something. the particles of mercury will infix themselves in the structure of the other metal it is a habit of thought deeply infixed in modern readers Example sentencesExamples - Conventional dart tags were infixed on 1871 sailfish from 15 April 1996.
- The infixing structure is utilized to secure fixing of the lampshades at any position on the conducting support tubes.
Synonyms ground-in, fixed, infixed, planted, implanted, embedded 2Grammar
Insert (a formative element) into the body of a word. Example sentencesExamples - A linguist enthusiastically explained to me that swearing is the only example of infixing in the English language and I was happy, for I had learned something.
- The text which sparked this query to the List was an analysis of expletive infixing.
- You don't say like in English I talked - I will talk, but infixing, you have morphemes which are within the root.
Synonyms enter, put, introduce, incorporate, interpolate, interpose, interject, inset, build
nounˈinˌfiksˈɪnˌfɪks Grammar A formative element inserted in a word. Example sentencesExamples - After excluding unusual ones not used in modem Spanish, there are still about sixty derivatives for a single verb, and many of the transformation rules are irregular, both in suffixes and in infixes.
- The infixes are fewer and less useful to you.
- In the following table, we give the prefix and infix notations and the corresponding expansions.
- The suffixes and infixes are organized under two headings: nouns, adjectives, and pronouns and verbs.
- The case infixes are closely related to lexicon entries.
Origin Early 16th century: from Latin infix- ‘fixed in’, from the verb infigere, from in- ‘into’ + figere ‘fasten’, reinforced by in- ‘into’ + fix. The noun is on the pattern of prefix and suffix. |