a connected series or group
"The city serves as a nexus where diverse cultures and industries converge into a single, thriving community."
A form or state of connection.
"The mysterious nexus between the two ancient civilizations was revealed through shared artifacts found in distant ruins."
In plain English: A nexus is a central point where different things connect and meet together.
"The city serves as an important nexus for trade between Europe and Asia."
The word "nexus" comes from the Latin verb nectō, meaning "to tie or fasten together," combined with a suffix that forms nouns. Originally referring to an act of binding or a legal obligation, it entered English in the 17th century to describe any point where things are connected or joined.