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intercorrelation

/ˌɪntɚkˌɔɹɪlˈeɪʃən/ noun

mutual correlation between multiple things

Word Origin Correlation is built on Latin referre 'to carry back' — a relation is something carried back, a connection. Intercorrelation adds inter- 'between,' so it's a mutual relationship among multiple things. The same root ferre 'to carry' gives us refer, transfer, and offer.

noun mutual correlation between multiple things countable

The study revealed a strong intercorrelation between economic growth, education levels, and health outcomes.

(名词) 互相关；相互关联

研究揭示了经济增长、教育水平和健康结果之间的强相互关联。

(sustantivo) correlación mutua entre múltiples cosas

El estudio reveló una fuerte intercorrelación entre el crecimiento económico, los niveles de educación y los resultados de salud.

(nom) intercorrélation; corrélation mutuelle [Corrélation mutuelle existant entre plusieurs choses.]

L'étude a révélé une forte intercorrélation entre la croissance économique, le niveau d'éducation et les indicateurs de santé.

(Substantiv) Wechselbeziehung; Korrelation [die wechselseitige Korrelation zwischen mehreren Dingen oder Variablen]

Die Studie zeigte eine starke **intercorrelation** zwischen Wirtschaftswachstum, Bildungsniveau und Gesundheitsergebnissen.

(名詞) 複数のもの同士の相互相関。

その研究は、経済成長、教育水準、健康結果の間に強い相互相関があることを明らかにした。

(substantivo) intercorrelação [correlação mútua entre múltiplas coisas]

O estudo revelou uma forte intercorrelação entre crescimento econômico, níveis de educação e resultados de saúde.

Synonyms: interrelation interdependence interconnection mutual correlation cross-correlation Antonyms: independence uncorrelation

Related words

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

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