correlate (Meaning)
correlate (n)
either of two or more related or complementary variables
correlate (v)
to bear a reciprocal or mutual relation
bring into a mutual, complementary, or reciprocal relation
correlate (s)
mutually related
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correlate Sentence Examples
- In the study, researchers found a strong positive correlate between exercise frequency and overall health.
- The data showed a significant negative correlate between smoking habits and lung function.
- Higher levels of education often correlate with higher earning potential in many societies.
- Researchers aim to identify potential correlates of happiness and well-being in different populations.
- There seems to be a clear correlate between rainfall levels and agricultural productivity in the region.
- Studies have suggested a genetic correlate for certain personality traits.
- Increased screen time among children correlates with a decline in physical activity levels.
- The number of hours spent studying tends to correlate positively with academic performance.
- Climate change correlates with shifts in global weather patterns and temperatures.
- The researchers analyzed the data to identify any potential correlates between demographic factors and voting behavior.
FAQs About the word correlate
either of two or more related or complementary variables, to bear a reciprocal or mutual relation, bring into a mutual, complementary, or reciprocal relation, m
supplement, complement,addition, accompaniment, accessary, extension, adjunct, addendum, appendage,appendix
separate, separate, set off,distinguish, distinguish, discriminate, discriminate, set off, differentiate, differentiate
In the study, researchers found a strong positive correlate between exercise frequency and overall health.
The data showed a significant negative correlate between smoking habits and lung function.
Higher levels of education often correlate with higher earning potential in many societies.
Researchers aim to identify potential correlates of happiness and well-being in different populations.
