interpersonal
interpersonal
Definition
inter·per·sonal (in′tər pʉr′sə nəl)
adjective
- between persons interpersonal relationships
- of or involving relations between persons
in′ter·per′·son·ally adverb
interpersonal
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- primarily: Problems reported relating to the previous work background of staff were primarily interpersonal.
Modifies a noun
- skill: What interpersonal skills will help them succeed in the post?
- relationship: Trust is a currency of almost every interpersonal relationship.
- communication: In terms of interpersonal business communication, we have progressed from ' Hey, Wait A Minute Mr Postman!
- psychotherapy: The proven talking treatments for depressive illness are either cognitive behavioral therapy or interpersonal psychotherapy.
- liberty: First, I shall explain the chosen formulation of the libertarian conception of interpersonal liberty.
- relation: Hot: interpersonal relations among young people How would you say " ugly girl " ?
Used with adjective complement
- develop: You have the opportunity to work as part of a team using and developing interpersonal, organizational and presentation skills.
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