Definition Synonyms
Definition of interconnectedness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
general statestate of being connected with each other
- The interconnectedness of global economies affects local markets.
2.
philosophyoneness in all things without true separation
- Many spiritual beliefs emphasize the interconnectedness of all life.
Origin of interconnectedness
Latin, inter (between) + connect (join) + -edness (state)
Terms with interconnectedness included in their meaning
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interconnectedness
the interconnectedness of all living things
interconnectedness
idea that the world is interconnected
interconnectedness
people worldwide connected by telecommunications
trend
overwhelming trend towards global interconnectedness
symbolism
symbolic representation of interconnectedness of all life on Earth
interconnectedness
theory that parts can't exist without the whole
interconnectedness
metaphor for interconnectedness of events
symbolism
symbol of unity and interconnectedness
mortality
suggests a connection to mortality or human interconnectedness
Examples of interconnectedness in a sentence
Interconnectedness in ecosystems is crucial for biodiversity. The book explores the interconnectedness of ecosystems. Interconnectedness in society can lead to greater empathy.
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- French:interconnexion, ...
- German:Verflochtenheit, Verbundenheit, ...
- Italian:connettività, ...
- Spanish:interconexión, interdependencia, ...
- Portuguese:interconexão, ...
- Chinese:互联性, 一体性, ...
- Japanese:相互接続性, 相互接続, ...
- Arabic:تَرَابُط, تداخل, ...
- Hebrew:תְּלוּת הֲדָדִית, קִישׁוּרִיּוּת הֲדָדִית, ...
- Russian:взаимосвязанность, единство, ...
- Ukrainian:взаємозв'язок, взаємопов'язаність, ...
- Hindi:परस्पर जुड़ाव, परस्पर संबंधता, ...
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