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interrelation

[in-ter-ri-ley-shuhn] / ˌɪn tər rɪˈleɪ ʃən /
NOUN
alliance
Synonyms
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accord affiliation affinity betrothal bond coalition coherence collaboration collusion combination communion compact concord concurrence confederacy confederation congruity conjunction connection consanguinity cooperation engagement entente federation fraternization friendship kinship league marriage matrimony membership mutuality pact participation partnership relation support tie treaty union
Antonyms
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antagonism detachment disagreement disconnection discord disunity division divorce hatred opposition separation
WEAK
disunion estrangement hostility rebellion war
NOUN
connection
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STRONGEST
application communication correlation link relation relationship
STRONG
affinity association bearing bond commerce correspondence intercourse kinship marriage nexus reciprocity relevance tie-in togetherness
Antonyms
WEAK
disconnection gap opening
NOUN
correlation
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interaction interrelationship parallel
STRONG
alternation analogue complement correspondence correspondent counterpart interchange interconnection interdependence match pendant reciprocity relationship
Antonyms
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difference
WEAK
disassociation disconnection imbalance
NOUN
exchange
Synonyms
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change commerce network swap transaction transfer
STRONG
barter castling commutation conversion correspondence dealing interchange interdependence rearrangement reciprocation reciprocity replacement revision shift shuffle shuffling substitution supplanting switch traffic transposing transposition truck
WEAK
buying and selling quid pro quo supplantment tit for tat
Antonyms
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stagnation
NOUN
relationship
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accord affair communication contact exchange liaison link marriage rapport relation tie
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affiliation affinity alliance analogy appositeness association bond conjunction consanguinity contingency correlation dependence dependency homogeneity hookup interconnection interrelationship kinship likeness nearness network parallel pertinence pertinency proportion ratio relativity relevance similarity tie up tie-in
WEAK
consociation
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divorce
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antagonism difference disassociation disconnection dissimilarity disunion division imbalance opposition separation unlikeness
NOUN
similarity
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affinity analogy closeness coincidence comparison connection correlation harmony kinship parallel relationship resemblance sameness
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agreement alikeness approximation association collation community comparability concordance concurrence conformity congruence congruity homogeneity identity look-alike parallelism parity proportion reciprocity relation semblance simile similitude synonymity
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dead ringer likes of peas in a pod two of a kind
Antonyms
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clash difference disagreement disconnection dissimilarity divergence imbalance
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opposition
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unlikeness
NOUN
structure
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architecture arrangement complex construction design format formation framework network organization system
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anatomy build carcass configuration conformation fabric fabrication frame make morphology order skeleton texture
Antonyms
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disorganization

Example Sentences

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Their models are of the autoencoder type, that self-organises the information and finds interrelation patterns in the large amount of data.

From Science Daily • Oct. 11, 2023

If it does, however, she says that the tight interrelation between the body’s hormonal and immune systems may offer a credible explanation.

From Slate • Jun. 26, 2023

That history - and the interrelation of the Prince of Wales with that nation's subjugation to the English crown - leaves a bitter taste for some.

From Reuters • Sep. 16, 2022

She saw both, she saw the interrelation between them.

From Washington Post • Dec. 31, 2021

A good deal of confusion exists concerning the interrelation of these three.

From The New Theology by Campbell, R. J. (Reginald John)