interpersonal
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4.2
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈpɜrsənl/
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interpersonal
- In addition, the small number of teachers and students allowed for a deeper interpersonal interaction.
- interpersonal relationships
- interpersonal skills
- interpersonal interaction
And that can lead to all kinds of interpersonal problems.
- And that can lead to all kinds of interpersonal problems.
- Like a little interpersonal conflict is, is good.
- But but Ronald Reagan had those interpersonal skills.
- All of these patterns all show a lack of social and interpersonal skills.
- Passive aggressive nonsense, gaslighting and interpersonal poison for lifetimes.
- It could be some sort of informal, interpersonal, implicit or explicit schema.
- So not to get too interpersonal right there, but that's just, you know, part of what's going on.
- So I still am a believer, perhaps in an old fashioned way, that physical interpersonal reactions are really important.
- We can teach operations officers a lot, but we cannot teach them interpersonal skills.
- And so it's just lots of people very spread thin and trying to, you know, handle any kind of interpersonal things that come up from that.
- So I, I like this, this idea that we, we, we do need to remain closer to our lived reality, our interpersonal reality.
- They want to learn more about how they can change their life in positive ways, whether it's financial or interpersonal or what have you.
Examples
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This sudden freedom may give rise to problems of interpersonal relationships.
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Excellent interpersonal customer service skills.
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So I, I like this, this idea that we, we, we do need to remain closer to our lived reality, our interpersonal reality.
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This is about interpersonal issues.
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And that can lead to all kinds of interpersonal problems.
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Like a little interpersonal conflict is, is good.
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All of these patterns all show a lack of social and interpersonal skills.
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We are discussing interpersonal relationships.
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They're less accomplished in interpersonal interactions.
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Building strong interpersonal relationships is crucial for effective teamwork.
Synonyms
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5.6
Showing how people or things are connected
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6.7
Relating to communication and how people or things affect each other
Happening between people
Happening between different people
Compounds
How Interpersonal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interpersonal comes from inter- meaning 'between' and person meaning 'someone', so it describes things that happen 'between people', like communication and relationships.