be interrelated

Frequency: 8.525.0 per million words

Used to state the existence of a mutual connection.

interrelatedVERBS + interrelated

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Examples (10)

  • Cause and effect are interrelated.
  • All aspects of life are interrelated in a complex web.
  • Their success and failure were interrelated.
  • The concepts are fundamentally interrelated.
  • Economic policies and social welfare are deeply interrelated.
  • The problems have been interrelated for centuries.
  • His research showed how these phenomena are interrelated.
  • The different departments will be interrelated through a new system.
  • It's crucial to understand how these issues are interrelated.
  • The data suggests that these two variables might be interrelated.