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Definition of interaction in English: interactionnoun ɪntərˈakʃ(ə)nˌɪn(t)ərˈækʃ(ə)n mass noun1Reciprocal action or influence. ongoing interaction between the two languages Example sentencesExamples - We want to encourage interaction between local people and people in the centres.
- Influences may change over time, and interaction between them is negative and positive.
- There has been a lot of interaction between the two towns during the last ten years.
- The possibilities of the interaction between states intrigues me, obviously.
- If no interaction between two drugs is listed, does that mean no interaction exists?
- It all comes down to the interaction between movement of people and the labour market.
- There will be no need or time for interaction between the two sets of pupils.
- She said there was little positive interaction between officers and prisoners.
- There has been interaction between the two cities for more than a thousand years.
- The interaction between land and sea is not dealt with very well in any other game of which I know.
- I personally think this is correct, and there is interaction between the two populations.
- The interaction between the various walks of life inside the team was what made it so great.
- What sorts of interaction between semantic and non-semantic features can be expected?
- There followed a centuries-long period of interaction between the rulers of Sudan and Egypt.
- She said a key theme was the interaction between the private and voluntary sectors.
- Not all drug interactions are known or reported in the literature, and new drug interactions are continually being reported.
- There is no human contact, just interaction between text and the reader.
- There is a lot of interaction between boys and girls, rural kids and town kids and also the parents.
- There was no interaction between the minister and the department over this matter.
- Globalization of economies means interaction between them on a much higher scale.
Synonyms action, activity, operation, movement, motion, agency, employment, working, function, functioning, exercise, interplay - 1.1 Communication or direct involvement with someone or something.
for a shy person, social interaction can be a stomach-churning, anxiety-filled experience count noun he built tools to analyse user interactions on social networks - 1.2Physics A particular way in which matter, fields, and atomic and subatomic particles affect one another, e.g. through gravitation or electromagnetism.
Example sentencesExamples - Physics is the science which deals with properties and interactions of matter and energy.
- So you have now a chance to look at light matter interactions on a very small scale.
- It is the quantum theory that describes the interaction between light and electric and magnetic forces.
- The protons are set in motion and, being charged, they again deposit energy through electrical interactions.
- The interaction with the first entangled light beam meant the original laser beam was lost in the process.
Derivatives adjective These concerns are not speaker or listener-centred, but are shared by both speaker and listener; international communication is interactional, and meaning must be negotiated. Example sentencesExamples - On an interactional level, stability is observed relative to social relationships.
- Models of procedural and interactional justice also suggest that words have potent effects on individuals' feelings of satisfaction as well as on their behavior.
- Decreasing this association can significantly reduce an overreactivity to a partner's current behavior and provide a basis for interactional change.
- My personal interactional style doesn't always translate well in just writing.
Rhymes abstraction, action, attraction, benefaction, compaction, contraction, counteraction, diffraction, enaction, exaction, extraction, faction, fraction, liquefaction, malefaction, petrifaction, proaction, protraction, putrefaction, redaction, retroaction, satisfaction, stupefaction, subtraction, traction, transaction, tumefaction, vitrifaction Definition of interaction in US English: interactionnounˌin(t)ərˈakSH(ə)nˌɪn(t)ərˈækʃ(ə)n 1Reciprocal action or influence. ongoing interaction between the two languages Example sentencesExamples - Influences may change over time, and interaction between them is negative and positive.
- I personally think this is correct, and there is interaction between the two populations.
- The interaction between land and sea is not dealt with very well in any other game of which I know.
- There will be no need or time for interaction between the two sets of pupils.
- She said there was little positive interaction between officers and prisoners.
- She said a key theme was the interaction between the private and voluntary sectors.
- What sorts of interaction between semantic and non-semantic features can be expected?
- We want to encourage interaction between local people and people in the centres.
- There is no human contact, just interaction between text and the reader.
- The possibilities of the interaction between states intrigues me, obviously.
- Globalization of economies means interaction between them on a much higher scale.
- Not all drug interactions are known or reported in the literature, and new drug interactions are continually being reported.
- The interaction between the various walks of life inside the team was what made it so great.
- There has been interaction between the two cities for more than a thousand years.
- It all comes down to the interaction between movement of people and the labour market.
- There has been a lot of interaction between the two towns during the last ten years.
- There followed a centuries-long period of interaction between the rulers of Sudan and Egypt.
- If no interaction between two drugs is listed, does that mean no interaction exists?
- There is a lot of interaction between boys and girls, rural kids and town kids and also the parents.
- There was no interaction between the minister and the department over this matter.
Synonyms action, activity, operation, movement, motion, agency, employment, working, function, functioning, exercise, interplay - 1.1 Communication or direct involvement with someone or something.
for a shy person, social interaction can be a stomach-churning, anxiety-filled experience count noun he built tools to analyze user interactions on social networks - 1.2Physics A particular way in which matter, fields, and atomic and subatomic particles affect one another, e.g. through gravitation or electromagnetism.
Example sentencesExamples - The interaction with the first entangled light beam meant the original laser beam was lost in the process.
- The protons are set in motion and, being charged, they again deposit energy through electrical interactions.
- So you have now a chance to look at light matter interactions on a very small scale.
- It is the quantum theory that describes the interaction between light and electric and magnetic forces.
- Physics is the science which deals with properties and interactions of matter and energy.
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