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  1. correlated vs interrelated - WordReference Forums

    Dec 21, 2009 · Hello everyone, I need to say that all people are now correlated/interrelated due to the evolution of communication. 1- Is it correct to say it this way? 2- Are there any essential differences …

  2. correlate <to /with> | WordReference Forums

    Jan 26, 2009 · Does something correlate to something else or with it? Or does it depend on what is being correlated?

  3. correlated and related - WordReference Forums

    Sep 12, 2020 · Hello, dear members! I’m confused by these two words, correlated and related, so I’ve searched the forum for their differences but find nothing. Here is a link where the similar question …

  4. correlation vs link vs connection vs relationship - WordReference Forums

    Mar 27, 2011 · If A and B are negatively correlated the opposite is true; A and B will tend to diverge. If the correlation coefficient is 1.0., there is a direct linear relationship between A and B.

  5. more cleared land <for cattle to raise> | WordReference Forums

    Dec 11, 2023 · Hello everyone, That’s because economic growth can be correlated with environmental degradation, while protecting the environment is sometimes correlated with greater poverty. …

  6. usage vs consumption - WordReference Forums

    Jun 6, 2018 · Hello. I was doing my blank completion task for which we have to select words from a word bank. I chose "consumption" for the following sentence but the correct answer was "usage" …

  7. To sound like nails on a chalkboard | WordReference Forums

    May 22, 2022 · I've just come across the expression (quite idiomatic in my opinion), and its correlated meaning, ' to sound like nails on a chalkboard ', thanks to a lovely member whose identity will be …

  8. plots height against weight | WordReference Forums

    Apr 29, 2020 · They're correlated variables: a bigger person is more likely to be big in both dimensions. 'Against' doesn't imply any correlation; it could be used where you're plotting points precisely to see …

  9. Symbols for "very good", "good" "so-so" and "(very) poor"

    Jun 4, 2017 · Hi, I'm aware that in English the symbols for "correct" and "incorrect" are " " and " ", respectively, and " " and " " probably mean "good" and " (very) poor", respectively. The problem is …

  10. forecast and foresee - WordReference Forums

    Mar 16, 2007 · Chers Amis, Can you explain to me what is the difference between forecast and foresee, by giving some examples? Thank you in advance!