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interrelated
This term describes a complex web of connections where no single element exists in isolation. It suggests a systemic dependency, implying that a change in one component will inevitably trigger a reaction or shift in another. It is frequently employed in academic, scientific, and sociological discourses to describe systemic interdependence.
While similar to "related," this word emphasizes the reciprocal nature of the connection. It conveys a sense of circularity or a feedback loop rather than a simple linear association, making it ideal for describing ecosystems, economic markets, or psychological states.
Meanings
Examples
The various symptoms are all interrelated and point to a single underlying cause.
These two geopolitical issues are deeply interrelated.
These two geopolitical issues are deeply interrelated.
Wait, so you are saying the marketing budget and the sales targets are interrelated?
Everything in this ecosystem is interrelated in a delicate balance.
I wonder if my childhood experiences and my current fears are interrelated.
The plot twists are so interrelated that one small change would ruin the whole story.
Economic growth and environmental sustainability are closely interrelated.
Economic growth and environmental sustainability are closely interrelated.
The clues in this case are all interrelated, though it is not obvious yet.