Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. Reciprocal action and reaction; interaction.
- v. To act or react on each other; interact.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. Reciprocal action or influence; interchange of action and reaction, as between the parts of a machine; concurrent operation or procedure; interaction.
Wiktionary
- n. interaction
- v. to interact
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. Mutual action or influence; interaction.
WordNet 3.0
- n. reciprocal action and reaction
Examples
“I'm interested to find out what the interplay is between them," Mr. Saluti said, declining to comment on whether Mr. Welch was at the party.”
The Wall Street Journal: Second Arrest Made in Seton Hall Shootings
“I'm interested to find out what the interplay is between them," Saluti said, declining to comment on whether Welch was at the party.”
“Brilliant one-touch interplay is thrown into higher relief when confronted by opponents favouring a straightforward, even rugged approach.”
The Guardian: Football has a duty to disarm its human missiles
“The swaggering physicality, in interplay with the vaguely skinhead-like attire, helps ratchet up the tension.”
The Washington Post: Theater review: Taffety Punk's all-female 'Julius Caesar'
“The character interplay is a large part of the appeal for me, as the different personalities in various combinations raise different moods.”
“But because the performers are so adept and their interplay is so natural, the resonance of the writing is fully realized.”
“Extended Caption 13Another telling example of this interplay is found in the northeast corner of the Gubbio studiolo, in the cabinet of measuring devices surmounted by the word INGENIOQ.”
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro
“Ying sticks with video, but his sense of formal interplay is conceptually rich, marking him as one of the more auspicious Chinese talents since Jia Zhangke.”
“But the nature of that interplay is infinitely more complex in an art form like Blake's in which verbal and visual texts make simultaneous and often quite different demands upon the reader.”
“Their interplay was a series of exclamations in one room and knob adjustments in the other.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘interplay’.
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GRE 2014
abase, abate, abdicate, aberrant, abeyance, abhor, abjure, abortive, abound, abrasive, abreast, abridge and 1577 more...
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MUSIC - jazz
Afro, habanera, pentatonic scale, bop, bebop, jazz, cool jazz, pentatonic, malignment, music genre, jazz musician, syncopate and 437 more...
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Naresh_Gre2
convoke, cosset, coterie, declaim, distaff, doff, dovetail, droll, dyspeptic, egress, ersatz, euphemism and 108 more...
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inter-
between or among; mutually
intercollegiate, interdependent, interactive, intervention, interdisciplinary, interesting, interpolate, interact, interchange, internal, intermolecular, international and 18 more...
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Novel Words
Concise words to sprinkle in my prose.
apropos, perception, discombobulated, adumbrate, apogee, antinomy, sanguine, glyph, taciturn, aesthetic, truncate, coffee and 143 more...
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ADW2
nudnik, temper, intercalate, cleave, scowl, chapfallen, malapropos, disport, annals, paean, paradisiacal, whet and 362 more...
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man gre
abase, abeyance, abreast, abscission, abscond, abyss, accede, accretion, acerbic, acidulous, acumen, adulterate and 483 more...
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deegee's Words
pay-per-view, vitriol, delectable, snarky, unflinching, forsake, pervasive, inconsequential, unnerving, allure, endearing, unalloyed and 414 more...
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gre2
aberrant, aboveboard, abrasive, abstemious, acme, admonish, affable, affluent, alacrity, allegory, alleviate, amalgam and 1781 more...
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Manhattan Advanced 4
hedge, hew, hoary, homage, husband, idyllic, impasse, imperious, impervious, impetuous, impious, blasphemous and 45 more...
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Words not suitable in academic public...
canvas, embroiled, spectre, haunted, intricate, entirety, interplay, precarious, in silico, nuisance
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