Pronunciation: /ˈɪntər/
noun a prefix meaning 'between' or 'among'
A1 I need to buy a new inter for my computer.
A2 The inter connecting the two buildings is under construction.
B1 The inter between the two countries has improved in recent years.
B2 The inter of cultures in this city makes it a vibrant place to live.
C1 The inter of ideas at the conference sparked a lively debate.
C2 The inter of technology and art in this exhibition is truly innovative.
verb to bury; to place in a grave or tomb
A1 I interlocked my fingers before crossing the street.
A2 The two rivers intermingle at this point.
B1 The different cultures in this city often interact with each other.
B2 The two political parties are constantly interfacing to negotiate a compromise.
C1 The various departments in the company need to collaborate and interconnect for a successful project.
C2 The different scientific disciplines often intertwine to create groundbreaking research.
formal The inter-departmental meeting was scheduled for next week.
informal I heard there's an inter-team game happening this weekend.
slang Let's grab some food at the inter-cafeteria.
figurative The inter-connectivity of all living beings is a concept often explored in philosophical discussions.
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