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interlinkage
This term emphasizes a reciprocal or symbiotic relationship where the components are not merely connected, but deeply integrated. It carries a technical or academic tone, often appearing in sociological, economic, or engineering discourses to describe systems where a change in one node inevitably triggers a reaction in another.
While it can describe a tangible mechanical joint, it is more frequently used to describe abstract, systemic dependencies. It suggests a higher level of complexity than a simple link, implying a web-like structure of mutual influence.
Meanings
Examples
The interlinkage between global markets means a crash in one country affects everyone.
We need to examine the complex interlinkage of these social factors.
The structural interlinkage of the bridge beams provides essential stability.
Look at the interlinkage of these two gears in the machine.
There is a deep interlinkage between the political and economic crises of that era.
I wonder if there is some hidden interlinkage between these two separate events.
The interlinkage of the various departments has improved our overall efficiency.
The biological interlinkage within the ecosystem is incredibly fragile.
The biological interlinkage within the ecosystem is incredibly fragile.