You have connectivity issues

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27 July

I hypothesize this chronological progression :

* Connection

* To connect

* Connected used as an adjective

* Connective applied to something that connects

* This unnecessary 'word' connectivity, meaning no more than being connected or the ability to be so


Having said that, I can quite easily believe that, if connection comes from French / Italian, there might have been an earlier form such as connective


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