interrelate
Form reciprocal connections
To interrelate is to connect or have a mutual relationship.
Things that interrelate affect or depend on each other: The chapters interrelate, so read them in order.
The word emphasizes reciprocal connection—not just that A relates to B, but that they relate to each other.
Economics and politics interrelate in complex ways.
Point of connection
- associateConnect mentally or socially
- connectJoin or link
- tieEqual score, or neckwear
- bindFasten or obligate
join · couple · mesh · intertwine · interlock · weave · entwine · conjoin
Combined effect exceeding components
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- teamworkJoint effort toward shared aim
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
reciprocity · mutual · alliance · complementary · interdependent · coactive · joint · combined
Interconnected organisms and surroundings
- networkInterconnected system
- webInterwoven filament structure
- interdependenceReciprocal reliance between entities
- feedbackReturned response data
dynamics · complexity · hierarchy · structure · nodes · pathways · interactions · flows
Interspecies biological interdependence
- mutualismTwo-way biological benefit
- commensalismNeutral host, benefiting guest
- predationHunting and consuming prey
- food webInterconnected predator-prey relationships
trophic · coevolution · habitat · niche · biodiversity · pollination · parasitism · keystone
link
Point of connection
bind · join · couple · mesh · intertwine · interlock · weave · entwine · conjoin · unite
synergy
Combined effect exceeding components
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- teamworkJoint effort toward shared aim
coordination · reciprocity · mutual · alliance · complementary · interdependent · coactive · joint · combined · symbiotic
ecosystem
Interconnected organisms and surroundings
- networkInterconnected system
- webInterwoven filament structure
- interdependenceReciprocal reliance between entities
feedback · dynamics · complexity · hierarchy · structure · nodes · pathways · interactions · flows · cycles
symbiosis
Interspecies biological interdependence
- mutualismTwo-way biological benefit
- commensalismNeutral host, benefiting guest
- predationHunting and consuming prey
food web · trophic · coevolution · habitat · niche · biodiversity · pollination · parasitism · keystone · adaptation
- "Inter-" wordsinterstate, international, internet, interview, interact
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