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correlational

/kˌɔɹɪlˈeɪʃənəl/ adj

Of or pertaining to a correlation

Word Origin Built from Latin com- 'together' and relatus 'brought back' — literally 'brought back together.' The idea is that when two things correlate, they are brought into mutual relation. The root relatus comes from referre (to carry back), which also gives us refer, relate, and relation. The prefix cor- is a variant of com- (together), so correlational is about the quality of being in a relationship where one thing is carried back to another.

adj Of or pertaining to a correlation

The study showed a strong correlational relationship between exercise and mental health.

(形容词) 相关的；关联的

研究显示运动与心理健康之间存在强烈的相关性。

(adjetivo) Relativo o perteneciente a una correlación.

El estudio mostró una fuerte relación **correlacional** entre el ejercicio y la salud mental.

(adjectif) corrélationnel; de corrélation; relatif à la corrélation [Relatif à une corrélation, c'est-à-dire à un lien statistique entre deux éléments.]

L'étude a montré une forte relation corrélationnelle entre l'exercice physique et la santé mentale.

(Adjektiv) korrelativ; korrelierend [Eine wechselseitige Beziehung oder Abhängigkeit zwischen zwei oder mehr Variablen betreffend.]

Die Studie zeigte einen starken **correlational** Zusammenhang zwischen Bewegung und psychischer Gesundheit.

(形容詞) 相関に関する。相関の。

その研究は、運動と精神的健康の間に強い相関関係があることを示した。

(adjetivo) correlacional; de correlação [Relativo ou pertencente a uma correlação]

O estudo mostrou uma forte relação de correlação entre exercícios e saúde mental.

Synonyms: correlative related associated linked interdependent Antonyms: uncorrelated unrelated independent
Word parts: cor + relat + ion + al

Related words

correlate relate relation relative refer reference referendum defer differ offer prefer suffer transfer infer confer

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