interhuman
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈhjuːmən/
:
interhumano
- The study focused on interhuman connections and how they influence societal norms.
Examples
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Transmission of lice is strictly interhuman.
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Effective communication is essential in interhuman interactions to build strong relationships.
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The threat comes from outside, he writes; interhuman relations have been replaced by something extraneous.
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Some clones circulate in particular communities, suggesting interhuman transmissibility (4, 14).
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Here, he challenged the Academy to invest thought beyond matters pertaining to inter-Christian, interreligious, and interhuman relations: The "conditio
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Later, the identification of clones circulating in France among children with gastroenteritis (14) and in Western Africa (27) suggests this interhuman transmission.
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For although the emphasis is on interhuman relationships, God plays a role as an "unquestioned postulate" who, although rarely mentioned, is assumed to be the one without whom "nothing comes about and nothing survives."
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Buber began his essay "Elements of the Interhuman" by distinguishing between the interhuman and the interpersonal, being and seeming, unfolding and imposition.
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Indeed, Buber's "Between" can only arise in the interhuman realm between persons who mutually make each other present by imagining how the other is thinking, feeling, and experiencing, an act that Buber called "imagining the real."
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Understanding interhuman dynamics can improve collaboration among team members.
Synonyms
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About how people relate to and communicate with each other
Happening between different people
Extending beyond one person to include connections between people
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interhuman comes from the prefix inter- meaning 'between' and human meaning 'person' or 'people', like in international ('between nations') or interact ('act between'). So interhuman is used for things that happen 'between people'.