interdisciplinary
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- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈdɪsəplɪˌnɛri/
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interdisciplinario
- Students benefit from an interdisciplinary education that integrates philosophy, sociology, and economics.
- interdisciplinary team
- interdisciplinary research
- interdisciplinary study
Men's craft is scholarly, interdisciplinary, ambitious, and creative.
- Men's craft is scholarly, interdisciplinary, ambitious, and creative.
- By now people are asking questions of whether interdisciplinary knowledge systems are not taking hold.
- It's much harder to do interdisciplinary papers, I would say, and conversations are easier.
- So we've we've been working on this in an interdisciplinary fashion, combining descriptive survey as to how people consume news.
- So that, you know, that's sort of a long story to say that I believe in a very interdisciplinary way of understanding and shaping what excellence is.
- To get a group of people to come to Egypt, all with interdisciplinary expertise.
- Of course, they are very interdisciplinary in nature in general, but So what is life?
- There's a fascinating interdisciplinary team at your link that you get to interact with, including Elon.
Examples
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We need an interdisciplinary Manhattan Project.
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The Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences assisted me in organizing an interdisciplinary course on the Middle East.
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Now when we say history, we have in mind an interdisciplinary approach.
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However, not all Japanese institutions accepted this new idea of interdisciplinary studies.
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So my interdisciplinary roots are old and deep.
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Law is an attractive interdisciplinary target for poets for several reasons.
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As we approach the end of this millennium, there is an obvious need to take an interdisciplinary approach.
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Students study the concepts of sound and waves in science, allowing for interdisciplinary connections to the acoustical foundations of music.
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RM is coordinated through an interdisciplinary committee, typically chaired by the risk manager.
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ASME's recently formed Energy-Water Nexus Interdisciplinary Council was created in an effort to draw on that expertise.
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Synonyms
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Work that uses people and ideas from different areas like science or art
Involving doctors from several medical areas working together to treat patients
Antonyms
How Interdisciplinary
- Specialized
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- Formal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
interdisciplinary = disciplinary (transparent) = inter + discipline + ary
Adding the productive prefix 'inter-' to 'disciplinary' straightforwardly yields 'between or among disciplines', which learners can derive.
Etymology
Interdisciplinary combines inter- meaning 'between' and discipline meaning 'a field of study or subject'. So, interdisciplinary describes work or study that happens 'between' different subjects, like a project that brings scientists and artists together.