be interrelated; implicate; do something as well
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
be interrelated; be interconnected
formalDescribes situations where two or more things are inherently or logically connected.
Economic and social stability develop in an interrelated manner.
Personal income level is often interrelated with educational background.
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A person's style and thoughts and feelings are interrelated.
verb
implicate; involve; affect as a consequence
Indicates that one person or thing is negatively affected or involved because of another's actions or situation.
He committed a crime, implicating his family members in the investigation.
The factory's closure caused hundreds of workers to lose their jobs as a consequence.
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Not only did the adults suffer, but the children were also implicated and suffered.
verb
do something as well; take care of something additionally
informalRefers to doing an extra, often minor, task while performing the main one. Common in spoken instructions.
When you go to the supermarket, could you buy me a bottle of milk as well?
While cleaning the study, he also took care of classifying and organizing the books.
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While repairing the roof, fix the doors and windows as well.