noun

• The state of being connected with each other.

  ‘the interconnectedness of all things in the universe’

  More example sentences

  • ‘a growing awareness of our global interconnectedness’
  • ‘Rather than following a linear progression, the essays circle back to reveal the interconnectedness of things.’
  • ‘In this student project, local-scale renewable energy works with the interconnectedness of the built environment.’
  • ‘Los Angeles can come to feel like a company town, provincial in its interconnectedness.’
  • ‘In an architecture of interconnectedness, the lowest common denominators can be shockingly low indeed.’
  • ‘It is a vision of the energy—rather than material—basis of all Creation, of the intimate interconnectedness of all life.’
  • ‘The erupting interconnectedness of nature, the compulsiveness of vines wrapping around the charred branches, is rhythm itself, laughably swarming, violent, bright.’
  • ‘Sewing is a key way individuals communicate with each other, signifying their friendship and interconnectedness.’
  • ‘New ways of thinking about self and nature and self and culture emerge with others who experience similar strong feelings of interconnectedness.’
  • ‘He has advanced public awareness of interconnectedness in the security community.’
  • ‘Given the interconnectedness of world markets, is this model taking into account that reduced fossil-fuel demand would drop prices?’