interrelationship
/ɪntərɪˈleɪʃ(ə)nʃɪp
/noun
The way in which each of two or more things is related to the other or others: the interrelationship between the comprehension and production of early vocabulary...
- The interrelationship in relation to contract and tort was not explored in the appellant's case.
- In fact, it cries for technical attention because nobody understands the interrelationships among concurrent tests of significance.
- The authors make the case for a middle ground, where investigators are attentive to broad patterns of interrelationships informed by causal understanding.
Derivatives
interrelation
/ noun ...- Doing so might reveal the shifting essential interrelations inherent in any system of meaning, such as social, cultural, political, psychological, and historical paradigms.
- Quite properly so, in view of the mutually complex real-life interrelations in the Caspian Sea Basin, so that no topic or state could be adequately understood in itself other than in relation to the others.
- It attempts nothing less than a ‘reassessment of the ultimate driving force behind the Cold War and of the mutual interrelations of the various anticommunist persuasions of the Anglophone world’.