intradepartmental
- adjective
- /ˌɪntrəˌdɛpɑːrtˈmɛntəl/
- The manager held an intradepartmental meeting to discuss the new project with his team.
Examples
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The intradepartmental guidelines were designed to streamline processes within the marketing department.
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To improve communication, the company implemented an intradepartmental email system.
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Samuel P. Hayes, Jr., "President's Message on Point Four," 12 May 1949, Intradepartmental memo, box 1, Office of Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs, Records Relating to Economic Aid Programs 1946-1959, RG 59.58
Academic text (2013) -
He does not imagine how conflicting inter- and intradepartmental divisions and "research interests" might be reshaped through the discovery of new definitions for problems that redefine existing interests and redeploy existing resources.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
About a part of a company or university that has its own work
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
intradepartmental = departmental (transparent) = intra + department + al
Meaning is directly 'within' + 'departmental'; the sense is literally within a department and follows standard, guessable composition.
Etymology
Intradepartmental breaks into intra- meaning 'within' and department, which comes from the idea of part or 'division'. So intradepartmental describes something that happens 'within' a single department, not between departments.