Translation
fixed, set, steady
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Word origin
From Latin fixus ('fastened'), past participle of figere ('to fasten'). English 'fix' and 'fixed' come from the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- fixus
- English cognates
- fix, fixed, prefix
Grammar
Examples
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We have an appointment at a set time.
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She is looking for a job with a fixed salary.
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He kept his eyes fixed on the road.
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This menu is at a fixed price.
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I have a landline at home, but I never use it.
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