to interrelate

Examples

• All

• The development of literacy in young visually impaired children is a gradual process interrelated with development.

  Academic text (1991)

• And further, how and how far do they interrelate and interact with negative liberty?

  Academic text (1999)

• In other words, you interrelate, and you don't know what the next moment will bring.

  My Dinner with Andre (1981)

• You have certain roles and responsibilities as a shadow minister, but they interrelate with your role as an, as an MP as well.

  UK Parliament

• The needs and interests of self and others are interrelated and simultaneously taken into account.

  Academic text (2017)

• It was all interrelated, everything.

  I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can (1982)

• There are three interrelated potential causes of the rise of the libertarian tradition in speech doctrine.

  Academic text (2017)

• Many species in the ecosystem interrelate with each other, forming a complex web of dependencies.

• The teacher explained how social and environmental factors interrelate to impact student success.

• In psychology, emotions and thoughts interrelate in ways that can significantly affect behavior.

Synonyms

C

to connect

vsto interrelate

354 2.3

Show how two ideas or events are related

focuses on mutual reciprocal connection rather than causal or logical links

R

to relate

vsto interrelate

317 2.2

To be connected or important to something

demands a mutual, reciprocal connection rather than any general association

C

to correlate

vsto interrelate

73 5.8

To show that two things change together

stresses reciprocal connection and interaction rather than any simple relation

T

to tie in

vsto interrelate

16 4.1

To connect to another idea or fact in a clear way

requires a reciprocal or mutual relationship rather than a one-way link

I

to interconnect

vsto interrelate

5 4.7

Join things so they can work together

emphasizes mutual or reciprocal relation rather than only functional linking

I

to interlink

vsto interrelate

4 4.5

Connect things so they depend on each other

focuses on two-way mutual connection rather than just joining items

I

to intercorrelate

vsto interrelate

• Specialized

8.5

To be connected and affect each other

is the broader idea of mutual connection without stressing mutual effect

C

to complect

vsto interrelate

• UK

9.9

To join parts together by weaving or tangling

uses mutual connection in a general sense, not only physical entanglement

How Connected

to interconnect

5 4.7

to interrelate

10 5.7

correlate

7.0

to relate

317 2.2

to associate

364 3.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology