interlinked

Political tyranny is interlinked with ecclesiastical tyranny.

And this is in fact the case; the fragments of dream-memory are interlinked with both these other chains.

These three factors, linked and interlinked, an ascending chain will be strong in its relation, as consistent in construction.

Under the genius of our Government the rights of claim and exercise are linked and interlinked.

But their arms were interlinked and they grappled; the battering enemy made them one.

Most of the administrations of the English kings are interlinked with the whole system of European politics.

Sometimes the rings were interlinked, as in a common steel purse, so that the garment was entirely of steel rings.

Mail armor of interlinked metallic rings was used until the beginning of the fourteenth century.

The threads of the action should be so closely related and interlinked that they are practically all in action all the time.

Interlinked and all as one they swam by, brought evening, brought morning, never varied.