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The word that quietly stitches your thoughts together while taking none of the credit.
means Something that links or joins—especially a word like and, but, or because that bridges parts of a sentence.
from From Latin connectere, to bind together: con- (with) plus nectere (to tie, the same knot in nexus and annex).
Grammar roleConjunctions are the original connective tissue of language.
Anatomy borrowConnective tissue literally binds your body's organs.
Logic useIn logic, connectives link statements: and, or, not, if.