Sentence examples for affixed are from inspiring English sources

The First Day covers, especially commemoratives with full sets affixed, are popular though the older issues are harder to find because less than a million of the high value stamps were printed in the early years (1929 1940s) for several issues, a far lower number than the 20-plus millions printed for most of the low values during the same period.

The signatures and seals then affixed were those of three officials of the Regency of Tunis.

The new models require that less bone be removed, so the bone to which the device is affixed is stronger.

Visas, he says, are valid for the period for which they are issued regardless of whether the passport to which they are affixed is still valid.

In these wards, households within the urban area with and without pigs, which enabled sampling and where mosquito traps could be affixed, were included.

Usually the "son" affix is attached to a baptismal name, but it is also possible to attach it to the father's occupation (e.g., Clerkson).

As the levels increase, new "affixes" are added, complicating the dungeons and adding to their difficulty.

When a function word, such as an auxiliary, grammaticalizes as an affix on a base, affixes trapped between the base and new affix are often lost (Harris and Faarlund 2006).

However, they do not seem to suggest that the stems, roots, and affixes are purely imagined (kalpita).

Figure out what you're gonna do with it". Some of these affixes are kind of joke, like Volcanic, like Skittish.

Most Tamil affixes are suffixes.