sublink

noun

noun

Etymology From sub- + link.

A lesser or subsidiary link.

Intimacy, dependency, vulnerability; need, exposed and acknowledged; the physical link forged, with all of its associated mental, emotional and domestic sublinks wrapping whole chains of commitment around us.1974, Lynne Reid Banks, Two is Lonely:
You can add all the links and sublinks that your application needs[…]2011, Brett McLaughlin, PHP & MySQL: The Missing Manual, page 417:

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