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strong connections

Noun
DefinitionStrong connections refer to relationships characterized by frequent interaction, high emotional intensity, mutual trust, and a significant degree of reciprocal support. These are typically relationships with close friends, family members, or long-term partners. In the context of social network theory, strong connections are contrasted with "weak ties," which involve less frequent and less intimate interactions. They are crucial for emotional support, resource sharing, and forming a close-knit social fabric.
Example

"Developing strong connections with mentors can be invaluable for career growth and personal development."

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Etymology & Word Origins

The term 'strong connections' emerged from sociological studies and social network analysis in the mid to late 20th century, focusing on the nature and impact of social ties.

Translations
SpanishConexiones fuertes
FrenchLiens forts
GermanStarke Verbindungen

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