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affix

[uh-fiks, af-iks] / əˈfɪks, ˈæf ɪks /


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Nearly three decades ago, he had “Titanic’s” Jack woo Rose by saying, “I see you” — a line he’d go on to repeat ad nauseam in “Avatar” — and now the phrase is affixed in ordinary conversation.

From Los Angeles Times

Video captured from a Ring doorbell affixed to a neighboring house showed an excavator digging near the home moments before the explosion.

From Los Angeles Times

The furnishings are as eclectic as the woman herself: A pink couch in one corner has four bowing swans affixed to each corner.

From Los Angeles Times

He got used to that cast, even though it affixed his arm at a 90-degree angle.

From Los Angeles Times

Indeed, it is not a novel at all, and it has been categorized as such only because of a curious dispensation afforded to the French to affix that label to any book they want.

From The Wall Street Journal