interbranch
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈbræŋk/
- Jargon
- Effective interbranch collaboration is essential for a balanced government.
Examples
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There was an interbranch meeting to resolve the dispute between the judicial and legislative branches.
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The new policy encourages interbranch communication to improve efficiency across the company.
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The interbranch committee met to discuss policy changes.
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An interbranch agreement was signed last week.
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The new policy encourages interbranch communication to improve efficiency across the company.
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There was an interbranch meeting to resolve the dispute between the judicial and legislative branches.
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Effective interbranch collaboration is essential for a balanced government.
Synonyms
Work between departments in the same organization
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interbranch starts with inter- meaning 'between' and adds branch, which means a 'part' of an organization, like a 'branch office' or a branch of a tree. So, interbranch describes something that happens between different branches of a company or government.