Definition of interconnectedness in English:

interconnectedness

nounˌɪntəkəˈnɛktɪdnəsˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktədnəs

mass noun

The state of being connected with each other.
the interconnectedness of all things in the universe
a growing awareness of our global interconnectedness
Example sentencesExamples
- New ways of thinking about self and nature and self and culture emerge with others who experience similar strong feelings of interconnectedness.
- In an architecture of interconnectedness, the lowest common denominators can be shockingly low indeed.
- It is a vision of the energy—rather than material—basis of all Creation, of the intimate interconnectedness of all life.
- Sewing is a key way individuals communicate with each other, signifying their friendship and interconnectedness.
- Los Angeles can come to feel like a company town, provincial in its interconnectedness.
- In this student project, local-scale renewable energy works with the interconnectedness of the built environment.
- The erupting interconnectedness of nature, the compulsiveness of vines wrapping around the charred branches, is rhythm itself, laughably swarming, violent, bright.
- Given the interconnectedness of world markets, is this model taking into account that reduced fossil-fuel demand would drop prices?
- Rather than following a linear progression, the essays circle back to reveal the interconnectedness of things.
- He has advanced public awareness of interconnectedness in the security community.

Definition of interconnectedness in US English:

interconnectedness

nounˌin(t)ərkəˈnektədnəsˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktədnəs

The state of being connected with each other.
the interconnectedness of all things in the universe
a growing awareness of our global interconnectedness
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather than following a linear progression, the essays circle back to reveal the interconnectedness of things.
- In an architecture of interconnectedness, the lowest common denominators can be shockingly low indeed.
- Given the interconnectedness of world markets, is this model taking into account that reduced fossil-fuel demand would drop prices?
- The erupting interconnectedness of nature, the compulsiveness of vines wrapping around the charred branches, is rhythm itself, laughably swarming, violent, bright.
- In this student project, local-scale renewable energy works with the interconnectedness of the built environment.
- Sewing is a key way individuals communicate with each other, signifying their friendship and interconnectedness.
- New ways of thinking about self and nature and self and culture emerge with others who experience similar strong feelings of interconnectedness.
- Los Angeles can come to feel like a company town, provincial in its interconnectedness.
- He has advanced public awareness of interconnectedness in the security community.
- It is a vision of the energy—rather than material—basis of all Creation, of the intimate interconnectedness of all life.

单词	interconnectedness
释义	Definition of interconnectedness in English: interconnectedness nounˌɪntəkəˈnɛktɪdnəsˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktədnəs mass noun The state of being connected with each other. the interconnectedness of all things in the universe a growing awareness of our global interconnectedness Example sentencesExamples New ways of thinking about self and nature and self and culture emerge with others who experience similar strong feelings of interconnectedness. In an architecture of interconnectedness, the lowest common denominators can be shockingly low indeed. It is a vision of the energy—rather than material—basis of all Creation, of the intimate interconnectedness of all life. Sewing is a key way individuals communicate with each other, signifying their friendship and interconnectedness. Los Angeles can come to feel like a company town, provincial in its interconnectedness. In this student project, local-scale renewable energy works with the interconnectedness of the built environment. The erupting interconnectedness of nature, the compulsiveness of vines wrapping around the charred branches, is rhythm itself, laughably swarming, violent, bright. Given the interconnectedness of world markets, is this model taking into account that reduced fossil-fuel demand would drop prices? Rather than following a linear progression, the essays circle back to reveal the interconnectedness of things. He has advanced public awareness of interconnectedness in the security community. Definition of interconnectedness in US English: interconnectedness nounˌin(t)ərkəˈnektədnəsˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktədnəs The state of being connected with each other. the interconnectedness of all things in the universe a growing awareness of our global interconnectedness Example sentencesExamples Rather than following a linear progression, the essays circle back to reveal the interconnectedness of things. In an architecture of interconnectedness, the lowest common denominators can be shockingly low indeed. Given the interconnectedness of world markets, is this model taking into account that reduced fossil-fuel demand would drop prices? The erupting interconnectedness of nature, the compulsiveness of vines wrapping around the charred branches, is rhythm itself, laughably swarming, violent, bright. In this student project, local-scale renewable energy works with the interconnectedness of the built environment. Sewing is a key way individuals communicate with each other, signifying their friendship and interconnectedness. New ways of thinking about self and nature and self and culture emerge with others who experience similar strong feelings of interconnectedness. Los Angeles can come to feel like a company town, provincial in its interconnectedness. He has advanced public awareness of interconnectedness in the security community. It is a vision of the energy—rather than material—basis of all Creation, of the intimate interconnectedness of all life.
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