interworld
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9.9
- adjective
- /ˈɪntərˌwɜrld/
- Literature
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interdimensional
- The possibility of interworld travel has been an obsession of mine for many, many years.
And so I find that the the introverts, the the ambiverts tend to be more interworld reflective.
- And so I find that the the introverts, the the ambiverts tend to be more interworld reflective.
- And so I find that the, the introverts, the the ambroverts tend to be more interworld reflective.
Examples
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In science fiction, characters often navigate the interworld pathways that connect various dimensions.
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The three thieves from Down Below arrested last week were hanged this morning at dawn, raising interworld tensions.
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And so I find that the the introverts, the the ambiverts tend to be more interworld reflective.
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And so I find that the, the introverts, the the ambroverts tend to be more interworld reflective.
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The interworld communication between the two realms allowed for a better understanding of their cultures.
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The artist painted an interworld scene, depicting the interaction between contrasting realities.
Synonyms
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9.2
Existing between different worlds or universes
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9.1
Something that is between spaces or areas
About things that exist in more than one world or universe
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Etymology
Interworld comes from the prefix inter- 'between' and the word world 'world'. Like international, which means 'between nations', interworld describes something that happens or exists 'between worlds' or that connects different worlds.