well connected
adjectiveDefinition
› having friends or family members who are important or powerful people: [before noun] She was born in 1940 into a very well-connected family.Relationships in general
(Definition of well connected adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bond noun (CONNECTION)
- close adjective (RELATIONSHIP)
- communion noun
- dalliance noun
- esprit de corps noun
- human relations noun
- interpersonal adjective
- intimate adjective (PERSONAL)
- involved adjective (EMOTIONAL)
- mixed adjective
- old adjective (VERY FAMILIAR)
- platonic adjective
- relation noun (FRIENDSHIP)
- relationship noun (FRIENDSHIP)
- steady adverb
- tie noun (CONNECTION)
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