1. a relationship or link between two or more things
Usage: archaic spelling of ‘connection’; British English historical usage
2. the act of joining or linking things together
Usage: archaic spelling of ‘connection’; British English historical usage
3. a person with whom one has social or professional contact
Usage: archaic spelling of ‘connection’; British English historical usage

Examples

• The old manuscript used the spelling ‘connexion’ instead of ‘connection’.
• He studied the connexion between weather patterns and crop yields.
• The railway connexion between the two cities was established in 1850.
• She had many useful connexions in the business world.
• The professor explained the connexion between cause and effect.
• Historical documents often show the spelling ‘connexion’ in British texts.