intersection
- noun
- /ˌɪntərˈsɛkʃən/
- Fashion is the intersection of art and commerce.
- intersection of gender
- intersection of race
- intersection of identity
And there wasn't much intersection between those two classes.
- And there wasn't much intersection between those two classes.
- So today I will be talking about the intersection of video games and LGBT issues.
- This series explores the intersection of electronics and personal style.
- So where does mind body syndrome and sort of the intersection of your thoughts and your Physiology?
- But I find that the intersection of those two things is incredibly fascinating.
- And it really has to do with the intersection of rationalization and unequal power.
- And it talks about how being in flow is the intersection where your skills and your challenge match.
- A crisis like the one we have here right in front of us exists at the intersection of danger and opportunity.
- We are interested in exploring the intersection of science and the spiritual experience.
- So together with a team of folks, we created a fund focused on the intersection of technology and the maritime domain.
- So I always thought that there was a neglect of the intersection of social science and tech in thinking about the future.
Examples
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What some commentators label the "leadership sweet spot" is the intersection of competencies and context.
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This series explores the intersection of electronics and personal style.
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All right, how do we use this at the intersection of race and sex?
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You can form the intersection of two sets.
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A crisis exists at the intersection of danger and opportunity.
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What is the intersection between what Claire wants and what we do?
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Collectively, these findings highlight several critical needs at the intersection of research and practice.
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According to Hobsbawm, nations develop at the intersection of politics, technology, and social transformation.
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One issue that lies at the intersection of these three facets is marine fisheries.
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The discussion focused on the intersection of technology and education, where new methods are transforming learning.
Synonyms
A place where two or more roads meet
A place where two roads or paths meet so people can go across
A place where two areas or groups meet and interact
A situation where two things share something or happen together
Different ideas, methods, or technologies coming together and becoming more similar
A meeting where people, ideas, or things come together
One thing partly covers another, like tiles on a roof
A situation in which things pass over each other, like cables
A point where two lines meet to make a connection in electronics or networks
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Etymology
Intersection comes from the Latin parts inter- meaning 'between' and sect meaning 'cut', the same idea in section. That is why an intersection can mean the crossing or shared area of things or ideas — the part they have in common.