Pronunciation: /ˈperˌwaɪz/
adjective Relating to or involving pairs
A1 I like to wear my socks in a pairwise manner.
A2 The teacher asked the students to work on the math problems in a pairwise fashion.
B1 The software program compares data pairwise to find any similarities.
B2 The researchers conducted a pairwise analysis of the variables to determine their correlation.
C1 The algorithm was designed to calculate pairwise distances between all data points.
C2 The complex network model required pairwise comparisons of multiple variables.
adverb In a pairwise manner; considering each possible pair in a group
A1 She likes to wear her shoes pairwise.
A2 The students were asked to work pairwise on the project.
B1 The software compares the data pairwise to find matches.
B2 The experiment involved pairwise comparisons of different variables.
C1 The researchers conducted a pairwise analysis of the results.
C2 The algorithm efficiently processes pairwise interactions in the dataset.
formal The algorithm compares each data point pairwise to determine similarities.
informal The app will show you pairwise comparisons of different products.
slang Let's break it down into pairwise comparisons to make it easier to understand.
figurative The artist carefully arranged the colors in a pairwise fashion to create a harmonious composition.
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