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crosscutting

[kraws-kuht-ing, kros-] / ˈkrɔsˌkʌt ɪŋ, ˈkrɒs- /
VERB
cut across
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Maguire — and many economists — are trying to assess crosscutting currents in the labor market.

From Seattle Times

The path toward crafting the legislation has exposed the White House to crosscutting demands from key allies.

From Washington Post

The managers took a chaotic, traumatic day and turned it into a coherent narrative, crosscutting between the rampage and the actions of the president who inspired it.

From New York Times

“Nobody wants to do taped Zoom readings,” Price explained — and “The Wolves” especially, with its blizzard of crosscutting conversation, would probably fall fatally flat in that format.

From New York Times

Webber, who did his own editing, draws simplistic, mechanical connections in his crosscutting.

From New York Times