interplay — the way in which things have an effect on each other
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the way in which things have an effect on each other
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪntərpleɪ/
Korean meaning: 상호작용, 상호관계
Korean pronunciation: **인**터플레이
Example Sentences
- The interplay between my diet and my mood is simple: chocolate makes me happy, salad makes me sad.
- The interplay of light and shadow creates a beautiful artistic effect.
- There's an interesting interplay between technology and human behavior in modern society.
interplay
NOUN//ˈɪntərpleɪ//
the way in which things have an effect on each other
Musicians demonstrate the interplay between piano and drums on stage
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A brief delay creates the perfect interplay on display!
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Origin
From the prefix 'inter-' (Latin, meaning 'between') combined with the English word 'play'. The term emerged in English in the 17th century to describe the mutual or reciprocal action between things.
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“The interplay between my diet and my mood is simple: chocolate makes me happy, salad makes me sad.”
“The interplay of light and shadow creates a beautiful artistic effect.”
“There's an interesting interplay between technology and human behavior in modern society.”
“The interplay between supply and demand determines market prices.”
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