noun

• The action of engaging in two-way communication.

  ‘The real barrier to public networks supporting intercommunication is the lack of a business model that makes sense.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘There was little intercommunication, nor has any attempt to resolve this problem since then been successful.’
  • ‘Once students understand this language, they can put this new literacy into practice in intercommunication with teachers and their peers.’
  • ‘But though there was a tradition of unity, it had been greatly changed by the industrialization of the south-east, and intercommunication was poor.’
  • ‘Radio communications in armoured units were therefore paralleled in artillery and tactical aviation and allowed for intercommunication between them.’