interpersonally
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- adverb
- /ˌɪntərˈpɜrsənəli/
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interpersonalmente
- Students and educators indicated that teachers who were interpersonally involved built high-quality teacher-student relationships by getting to know students personally, being available, and connecting in and out of the classroom.
- interpersonally oriented
Because for a narcissistic person, the only path forward interpersonally is domination.
- Because for a narcissistic person, the only path forward interpersonally is domination.
- How has this changed or impacted the way that people behave interpersonally?
- And if you do things the wrong way, even process wise or interpersonally, all those things become reflected in young leaders.
- The social perceptiveness and analysis of narcissistic people mean that they can look very interpersonally skilled.
Examples
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To be an authentic person, then, is to be a lover, to live and act interpersonally, with others through giving and receiving.
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But in reality, interpersonally, you tend to be more reserved.
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I mean, you know this Grant was funny, but interpersonally he was hilarious.
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You know, men and women are so different and so men are satisfied by much less interpersonally than women are.
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Finally, the more students reported being interpersonally open, the more confidence they reported in the mental health profession.
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And if you do things the wrong way, even process wise or interpersonally, all those things become reflected in young leaders.
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Secondly, the benefit from exchange can never be measured or compared interpersonally.
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I think in the public sphere, people yell at each other, but I think interpersonally we are way over indexing on, on grace.
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I hope your voyage on The Relation Ship is proving interpersonally fruitful.
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Effective communication is crucial for team success, and working interpersonally can help build stronger relationships.
Synonyms
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In a way that focuses on how people or groups connect
In a way that shows you want to talk and share ideas
How Interpersonal
Surface Forms
Morphology
interpersonally = interpersonal (transparent) = inter + person + al + ly
The adverb is a regular derivation from the adjective 'interpersonal' by '-ly', and 'interpersonal' is transparently built from 'inter-' + 'personal'.
Etymology
Interpersonally comes from inter- 'between' and person 'person', so it means things that happen 'between people', like how people talk or get along. You can also see inter- in international ('between nations'), which helps you remember that interpersonally is about relations between people.