catenate
/kætəneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to connect or link (things) together, especially in a series or sequence.
“The flowers began to catenate along the garden path as spring arrived.”
2. verb
to join or link (things) together, especially with a chemical bond.
“The molecules catenated to form a polymer chain.”
3. verb
to join or link (things) together, especially in a series or sequence, forming a chain or linked group.
“The company catenated several small businesses to form a large conglomerate.”
4. noun
a series or sequence of things connected or linked together.
“The catenation of events led to a chain reaction.”
5. noun
a chemical bond between two or more atoms or molecules.
“The catenation of the atoms formed a stable molecule.”