affix
/əˈfɪks/ verb C2- To attach. · to affix a stigma to a person· to affix ridicule or blame to somebody
- To subjoin, annex, or add at the close or end; to append to. · to affix a syllable to a word· to affix a seal to an instrument
- To fix or fasten figuratively. · eyes affixed upon the ground
He/she/it affixes · Past affixed · Past participle affixed · -ing form affixing
Verb forms
- Base form
- affix
- He/she/it
- affixes
- Past
- affixed
- Past participle
- affixed
- -ing form
- affixing
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“‘That this record should have all due authority, it shall bear the imperial seal, which the vendor is bound to have affixed to it.’
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