interplay
/ˈɪntəpleɪ
/noun [mass noun]
The way in which two or more things have an effect on each other: the interplay between inheritance and learning...
- Time is temporally suspended through there being a lack of reciprocal interplay between subject and object.
- Only track three has no vocals, and the track is beautiful in its interplay of fragile melody, organ washes, guitar and bass.
- Anti-discrimination laws might seem at first sight to not to affect this interplay of small corrections, but they do.
Synonyms
interaction, interchange, teamwork, cooperation, reciprocation, reciprocity, give and take, compromises, concessions;
flexibility, adaptability