What does NEXUS mean?

Parts of Speech:

Nexus is a noun.

Definitions:

1. A connection or link between two or more things. 2. A central or focal point.

Pronunciations:

US: NEK-səs, UK: NEK-səs

Origin and Usage:

The word "nexus" comes from the Latin word "nexus", which means "a binding together". It was first used in English in the mid-17th century. "Nexus" is often used to describe a connection or link between two or more things, such as a nexus between crime and poverty. It can also refer to a central or focal point, such as the nexus of a problem.

Synonyms:

Connection, link, tie, bond, relationship, association, intersection, center, focus, core, heart.

Related Words:

Axis, annex, index, vexed.

Example Sentences:

• The nexus between poverty and crime has been well-documented.
• The city is the nexus of the regions transportation system.
• She is at the nexus of all the companys major decisions.