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interparty

interparty

6.9
Happening between two or more political groups like parties
  • adjective
  • /ˌɪntərˈpɑrti/
  • Jargon
translation icon : interpartidario
  • The interparty negotiations were crucial for the peace agreement.

Examples

  • An interparty agreement was necessary to pass the new legislation.

  • The conference focused on interparty cooperation to address national issues.

  • The leaders held interparty talks to resolve the ongoing dispute.

  • They reached an interparty consensus on the new policy.

  • The leaders held interparty talks to resolve the ongoing dispute.

  • An interparty agreement was necessary to pass the new legislation.

  • They reached an interparty consensus on the new policy.

Synonyms

intergroup
vsinterparty
4.9

Happening between two or more groups

is used mainly in legal or political contexts for organised sides

How Bipartisan

interparty
  • Jargon
6.9
bipartisan
353 6.3
nonpartisan
34 6.0
partisan
363 6.7

Surface Forms

interparty positive

Morphology

interparty = party (transparent) = inter + party

The meaning 'between parties' follows directly from the productive prefix 'inter-' plus 'party', which is straightforward for learners familiar with 'inter-'.

Etymology

The word interparty comes from the prefix inter- meaning 'between' and party meaning a group or side, like in international ('between nations'). So interparty describes something that happens 'between parties', such as talks or agreements between political or legal groups.