interrelated
interrelated — adjective
- interrelatedpositive
- more interrelatedcomparative
- most interrelatedsuperlative
1. When things are interrelated, each one affects the others; so a change in any on
When things are interrelated, each one affects the others; so a change in any one brings changes in the rest.
Ezra wrote a report on the interrelated causes of the city's housing crisis.
attributive: interrelated + noun
João's doctor explained that his diet and blood pressure are closely interrelated.
be + closely interrelated
Ravindra's study found that sleep, exercise, and mood are deeply interrelated.
Pedro could not untangle the interrelated problems that were hurting the family business.
Ishaan's economics class explored how trade, jobs, and immigration are interrelated.
- interconnected
focuses more on physical or logical links, not necessarily two-way influence
- interdependent
stronger: each thing needs the other to function properly
- linked
a general word for any kind of connection, without implying mutual effect
- correlated
used in statistics; two things rise or fall together but one may not cause the other
- unrelated
having no connection at all
- independent
not affected by or relying on other things
文法句型
be + interrelated
interrelated + noun
用法筆記
Often used with 'closely', 'deeply', or 'highly'. Common in academic and formal writing. The noun form 'interrelation' is much rarer.