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Synonyms & Similar Words
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Meaning of Fixture
A fixture is something that is fixed or attached to a building or an object.
Definitions
- A device or object that is fixed in place, especially in a building, to perform a specific function.
- * A person or thing that is regularly found in a particular place or situation.
- * A sports match or event, especially one that is part of a regular series.
Etymology of Fixture
The word "fixture" comes from the Latin "fixus," meaning "fixed" or "attached," and the suffix "-ure," which forms a noun indicating a result or a state.
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to something that is fixed or attached, and its meaning has expanded over time to include various senses related to sports, architecture, and other fields.
Example Uses
- The lighting fixture in the living room needed to be replaced.
- * The team has a tough fixture list for the upcoming season.
- * The new employee has become a fixture in the office, always arriving early and staying late.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
movable
portable
removable
detachable
loose
free
unfixed
unattached
unstable
temporary
transient
ephemeral
fleeting
momentary
irregular
unpredictable
unusual
unconventional
abnormal
movable
transportable
adjustable
flexible
variable
changeable
reversible
unstable
insecure
unsteady
precarious
shaky
wobbly
rickety
temporary
impermanent
transient
transitory
fugitive
ephemeral