CEFR C1

interplay

noun

Meaning

A dynamic and complex interaction or relationship between two or more things, where each influences the other.

Examples

The novel explores the interplay between fate and free will.
There is a constant interplay of cooperation and competition in the workplace.

Synonyms: interaction, reciprocity, dialogue, relationship

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interplay (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈɪntərpleɪ/

Definition

A dynamic and complex interaction or relationship between two or more things, where each influences the other.

Examples

The novel explores the interplay between fate and free will.
There is a constant interplay of cooperation and competition in the workplace.
The music featured a beautiful interplay of different instruments and vocal harmonies.

How to Use interplay

interplay of (prepositional phrase): The way two or more things affect each other. — "The design highlighted the interplay of old and new architecture."
interplay between (prepositional phrase): The reciprocal influence or interaction between two or more entities. — "The interplay between the government and the public is essential for democracy."

Synonyms of interplay

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Antonyms of interplay

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