Definition

correlativity

noun
  1. the quality or state of being correlative; the relationship between two or more things that are mutually related or dependent
  2. Usage: formal; often used in logic, linguistics, and philosophy

Examples

  • The correlativity between supply and demand determines market prices.
  • In grammar, the correlativity of 'either' and 'or' creates a balanced structure.
  • Philosophers debate the correlativity of cause and effect.
  • The correlativity of rights and responsibilities is a cornerstone of citizenship.
  • Scientists study the correlativity between temperature and plant growth.
  • Legal systems recognize the correlativity of duties and privileges.

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