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Synonyms & Similar Words
addition
adjunct
appendage
accessory
accompaniment
supplement
annexe
appendage
accessory
addendum
adjunct
annexe
appurtenance
augmentation
complement
concomitant
extra
fixture
fitting
ingredient
part
postscript
rider
subsidiary
suffix
tailpiece
component
constituent
element
fixture
fitting
ingredient
member
module
section
subsection
subset
unit
affiliate
ally
associate
companion
concomitant
friend
partner
relation
relative
satellite
subordinate
subsidiary
supporter
adherent
devotee
disciple
enthusiast
fan
follower
member
supporter
adherent
attendant
companion
dependant
hanger-on
satellite
shadow
appendage
attachment
fitting
fixture
part
piece
portion
section
segment
annexe
extension
wing
add-on
extra
option
component
constituent
element
ingredient
member
module
unit
particle
piece
portion
section
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Meaning of Attachment
A thing which is attached or joined to something else
Definitions
- The state of being attached to something or someone
- * A feeling of affection or loyalty to a person, place, or thing
- * A document or file attached to an email or other digital message
- * A part or component that is attached to a larger whole
Etymology of Attachment
The word "attachment" comes from the Old French word "attachier", meaning "to fasten" or "to bind"
It is derived from the Latin words "ad" meaning "to" and "tangere" meaning "to touch"
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a physical or emotional connection between people or things
Example Uses
- The attachment on the email contained a virus that damaged the recipient's computer
- * Her attachment to her family was clear in the way she cared for them
- * The company's attachment to traditional methods was holding it back from innovating
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
detachment
separation
disconnection
isolation
independence
self-sufficiency
autonomy
freedom
release
liberty
unattachment
non-attachment
indifference
aloofness
distance
disaffection
estrangement
abandonment
rejection
dismissal
removal
elimination
exclusion
exclusionism
individualism
insulation
solitude
seclusion
disengagement
withdrawal
retirement
secession
repudiation
renunciation
abnegation
relinquishment