| interdependent |
relying on one another; mutually dependent. |
| interdialectal |
combined form of dialectal. |
| interdict |
a legal prohibition to act. [4 definitions] |
| interdigitate |
to interlace or interlock, as the fingers of both hands. |
| interdisciplinary |
involving, joining, or combining two or more fields of study. |
| interdistrict |
combined form of district. |
| interdivisional |
combined form of divisional. |
| interelectrode |
combined form of electrode. |
| interelectron |
combined form of electron. |
| interelectronic |
combined form of electronic. |
| interepidemic |
combined form of epidemic. |
| interest |
curiosity about, involvement in, or concern about something. [7 definitions] |
| interested |
having or showing curiosity, concern, or attention. [2 definitions] |
| interest group |
an organized group of individuals working together for a common cause, often formed to influence public policy or support the rights of a specific segment of the population. |
| interesting |
causing attention to or concern about; provoking interest or curiosity. |
| interest rate |
the rate at which interest is paid. An interest rate is expressed as a percent. |
| interethnic |
combined form of ethnic. |
| interface |
a plane or surface that represents a common boundary between two bodies or regions. [7 definitions] |
| interfaculty |
combined form of faculty. |
| interfaith |
between, among, or involving adherents of different religious faiths. |
| interfamilial |
combined form of familial. |