1. plural of infixion; the act or process of infixing or inserting something firmly into a place or substance
Usage: rare; formal
2. in linguistics, plural of infixion; the insertion of an infix (a morpheme inserted within a word root) into a word
Usage: technical; linguistics

Examples

• The infixions of the metal rods into the concrete made the structure more stable.
• Linguists study infixions in languages like Tagalog and Arabic.
• The careful infixions of the jewels into the crown took weeks to complete.
• In morphology, infixions are less common than prefixes or suffixes.
• The infixions of new values into the organization's culture required sustained effort.