1. The act of connecting, or state of being connected; relationship by blood, but especially by marriage; one so connected; any relationship, especially association ecclesiastically.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• connexions,
• connecion,
• conexion,
• connection,
• xonnexion,
• vonnexion,
• fonnexion,
• donnexion,
• cinnexion,
• cknnexion,
• clnnexion,
• cpnnexion,
• c0nnexion,
• c9nnexion,
• cobnexion,
• comnexion,
• cojnexion,
• cohnexion,
• conbexion,
• conmexion

• congeneric,
• concern,
• congenial,
• consensus,
• concentre,
• conscionable,
• congenially,
• congener,
• connection,
• congenital,
• connecting,
• consonate,
• Conzemius,
• concussion,
• consenting,
• consonance,
• Annexing,
• consonant,
• concenter,
• consensual,
• consent,
• concentric,
• congenator.

The adjective form of the word "connexion" is "connected".

The plural of the "connexion" can be the "connexions".

The singular of the "connexion" can be the "connexion".