to intertie
- verb
- /ˈɪntərˌtaɪ/
- Specialized
- The engineers will intertie the two power grids to improve reliability during peak demand.
Examples
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By intertieing the systems, the utility can share electricity more efficiently across the state.
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Plans are underway to intertie several regional networks for better energy distribution.
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The engineers will intertie the two power grids.
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They have successfully intertied the systems.
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The engineers will intertie the two power grids to improve reliability during peak demand.
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Plans are underway to intertie several regional networks for better energy distribution.
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By intertieing the systems, the utility can share electricity more efficiently across the state.
Synonyms
Join things so they can work together
Connect things so they depend on each other
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Etymology
Intertie comes from the parts inter- 'between' and tie 'to tie' or 'connect'. A helpful way to remember the verb is to picture engineers tying two power systems together so they can send electricity back and forth, which is exactly what it means to intertie systems.