vinculum

vinculum synonyms

link compare vinculum and link
bond compare vinculum and bond
nexus compare vinculum and nexus
tie compare vinculum and tie
connection compare vinculum and connection
splice compare vinculum and splice
joint compare vinculum and joint
knot compare vinculum and knot
yoke compare vinculum and yoke
seam compare vinculum and seam
interconnection compare vinculum and interconnection
junction compare vinculum and junction
hitch compare vinculum and hitch
connective compare vinculum and connective
ligament compare vinculum and ligament
articulation compare vinculum and articulation
copula compare vinculum and copula
coupling compare vinculum and coupling
ligature compare vinculum and ligature
warp compare vinculum and warp
whorl compare vinculum and whorl
weld compare vinculum and weld
whirl compare vinculum and whirl
conjuncture compare vinculum and conjuncture
bend compare vinculum and bend
union compare vinculum and union
bunch compare vinculum and bunch
coupler compare vinculum and coupler
ring compare vinculum and ring
band compare vinculum and band
contact compare vinculum and contact
hyphen compare vinculum and hyphen
intersection compare vinculum and intersection
division compare vinculum and division
helix compare vinculum and helix
section compare vinculum and section
bracket compare vinculum and bracket
member compare vinculum and member
connexive compare vinculum and connexive
tangle compare vinculum and tangle
screw compare vinculum and screw
node compare vinculum and node
contortion compare vinculum and contortion
relationship compare vinculum and relationship
tangency compare vinculum and tangency
braid compare vinculum and braid
piece compare vinculum and piece
bridge compare vinculum and bridge
attachment compare vinculum and attachment
interface compare vinculum and interface

vinculum definitions

noun

  • A bond or link signifying union. 

  • A ligament that limits the movement of an organ or part. 

  • A horizontal line over the top of some of the terms in an expression, indicating that that part of the calculation is to be done before other parts. 

  • Specifically, the horizontal line between the numerator and denominator in a fraction.