interrelation

interrelation [in-ter-ri-ley-shuh n] ExamplesWord Origin See more synonyms for interrelation on Thesaurus.com noun

Origin of interrelation First recorded in 1840–50; inter- + relation Related formsin·ter·re·la·tion·ship, noun Related Words for inter-relationship empathy, sympathy, affinity, harmony, compatibility, togetherness, affair, marriage, exchange, communication, accord, rapport, liaison, contact, link, tie, relation, obligation, relationship, connection Examples from the Web for inter-relationship Historical Examples of inter-relationship

Moreover the right study of a trade or profession induces a perception of the inter-relationship of all human activity.

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For through sex the sense of individual, and subsequently personal, inter-relationship comes into being.

Stewart A. McDowall

We are now ready to consider in detail this inter-relationship of society, and to examine the natural laws which govern it.

Charles Whiting Baker

Word Origin and History for inter-relationship interrelation n.

1848, from inter- + relation.