interzonaladj.
/ɪntəˈzəʊnəl/ Existing or carried on between zones.
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the world > relative properties > relationship > correlation > [adjective] > between people, groups, etc.
interprovincial1839
intercolonial1843
intersocial1852
intercontinental1855
interregal1855
intermundane1858
intersectional1865
interportal1881
interzonal1881
intercommunal1909
interlocal1920
interindividual1922
intergroup1931
inter-dominion1949
inter-agency1969
interpopulational1971
1881 E. L. Mark in Bull. Mus. Compar. Zoöl. Harvard 6 ii. 198 When seen lengthwise of the spindle, the numerous..thickenings appear arranged..in the form of a ring... Between the two zones of thickenings are stretched delicate nearly parallel threads, which I shall designate as interzonal filaments.
1920 L. Doncaster Introd. Study Cytol. iii. 32 As the chromosomes travel to the poles, the interzonal spindle-fibres are seen still running continuously from pole to pole.
1956 Ann. Reg. 1955 229 In interzonal trade [in Germany] the volume reached little more than half the target figure for the year.
1959 Ann. Reg. 1958 263 Dr Adenauer..warned the East Germans that interzonal trade..would meet with difficulties if there were any interference with West Berlin's supplies.
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adj.1881- country tailor
- country talk
- country tom
- country town
- country trader
- country village
- country wake
- country wench
- country work
- country-born
- country-bred
- country-buttoned
- country-damaged
- country-flavoured
- country-fried
- country-gentlemanlike
- country-killed
- country-like
- country-looking
- country-loving
- country-plain
- country-selling
- country-style
- country-trained
- country-western