interplay

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    reciprocal action and reaction

Word Origin

interplay (n.)
1862, from inter- + play. "Reciprocal play," thus "free interaction."

Example

1. Markets are driven by the interplay of greed and fear .
2. The interplay between slack and inflation is at the heart of that decision .
3. The interplay between international negotiations and the senate 's deliberations is delicate .
4. Bubbles occur only intermittently but the interplay between markets and regulators is ongoing .
5. The real climate results from an incredibly complex interplay between natural variation and the increasingly important human influence .

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