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Liasons

Liasons is a plural form of the noun "liaison", which refers to various meanings and usages based on its different contexts.

Noun

1. A close or intimate relationship or connection between two or more people or groups.

Example sentence: The committee members formed strong liasons with other organizations to collaborate on the fundraising event.

2. The communication or interaction between different departments or sections within an organization.

Example sentence: The efficient liaison between marketing and sales departments resulted in a successful product launch.

3. A person who acts as a link or intermediary between individuals or groups, often in a diplomatic or professional setting.

Example sentence: The ambassador played a crucial role as a liaison between the two countries during the peace negotiations.

4. In music, the manner in which two consecutive notes are connected, especially in singing or playing a musical instrument.

Example sentence: The singer's smooth liasons between the notes created a captivating melody.

Verb

1. To establish or maintain a connection or relationship between different individuals, groups, or departments.

Example sentence: The project manager liaisons with various stakeholders to ensure smooth coordination.

2. In linguistics, to pronounce a normally silent final consonant sound at the beginning of the following word, in order to create a smooth transition between words.

Example sentence: In French pronunciation, the speaker often liaisons the final consonant of one word with the following vowel sound.

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