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affix v. 1) to attach something to real estate in a permanent way, including planting trees and shrubs, constructing a building, or adding to existing improvements. The key is that affixed items are permanent and cannot be picked up and moved away like a washing machine. 2) to sign or seal, as affix a signature or a seal.

affix verb add, adfigere, adhere, adjoin, adligare, agglutinate, annex, append, attach, bind, cohere, combine, conjoin, connect, couple, enclose, fasten, fix, insert, join, link, put together, secure, subjoin, supplement, unite
Associated concepts: affix a seal to an instrument, affix a signature, affix exhibits to a pleading, affix process to the door

See also: add, addendum, adhere, allonge, annex, append, attach, cement, cohere, combine, join, levy, rider

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"X" as a Signature acknowledgment add addendum adfigere adhere adhesion adjoin adjunction adligare adnectere agglutinate allonge annex antedate append assess attach attached	Unlike their Indo-European counterparts, declension classes in Estonian are not cued by gender (or, indeed, by any obvious syntactic or semantic property), and they are not, for the most part, marked by distinctive affixal variation. Declension classes in Estonian/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] by Blevins, James P. / Linguistica Uralica The most serious criticism of the affix-stripping hypothesis concerns the fact that a mere listing of affixal conjunctions it presupposes fails to express word-formation rules governing the order of application of affixes, phonological and orthographic interactions between roots and affixes, as well as restrictions upon conjunctions. Lexical-level representation of morphologically complex words: ... by Cieslicka, Anna / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies In Indo-European languages, classes are predominantly marked by affixal variation, while inflectional stems tend to be relatively constant. Conjugation classes in Estonian/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] by Blevins, James P. / Linguistica Uralica	affirm with confidence affirmance Affirmance-day affirmant Affirmati affirmation affirmation of truth affirmation of truth of a statement affirmation under oath affirmations affirmative affirmative action Affirmative Defense Affirmative pregnant affirmatory affirmed affirmer affix affix a date to affix a legal signature affix a signature affix an earlier date affix an impost affix one’s name affix one’s signature affixal affixation affixed affixed property affixed to realty affixture affliciting afflict afflicted afflicting affliction afflictive affluence affluent Afforce Afforcement of the assize afford afford advantages afford aid afford notice afford proof of afford sanctuary afford support affording no undue advantage affording proof affranchise	Affirming Pentecostal Church International Affirming Sexual and Gender Diversity Affirming the antecedent Affirmitive action Affirmitive action Affirmitive action Affirmitive action Affirmitive action affirms affirms affirms affirms AFFIS affix affix affix affix affix a date to affix a legal signature affix a signature affix an earlier date affix an impost Affix Grammar Over Finite Lattices affix one’s name affix one’s signature affix signature to affix to affixable affixable affixable affixal affixally affixally affixally affixation affixation affixations affixations affixed affixed affixed affixed property affixed to realty affixer affixer affixer affixes affixes affixes affixial affixing affixing affixing Affixion Affixion Affixture Affixture AFFL Afflation afflatus afflatuses

Unlike their Indo-European counterparts, declension classes in Estonian are not cued by gender (or, indeed, by any obvious syntactic or semantic property), and they are not, for the most part, marked by distinctive affixal variation.

Declension classes in Estonian/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] by Blevins, James P. / Linguistica Uralica

The most serious criticism of the affix-stripping hypothesis concerns the fact that a mere listing of affixal conjunctions it presupposes fails to express word-formation rules governing the order of application of affixes, phonological and orthographic interactions between roots and affixes, as well as restrictions upon conjunctions.

Lexical-level representation of morphologically complex words: ... by Cieslicka, Anna / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies

In Indo-European languages, classes are predominantly marked by affixal variation, while inflectional stems tend to be relatively constant.

Conjugation classes in Estonian/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] by Blevins, James P. / Linguistica Uralica

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