intercommunicate

The world-historical argument, whichever one is made, must confront the reality of an increasingly intercommunicative world.

The site is also used as a promotional tool and an intercommunicative vehicle for the "Club Teen" program.

Obeyeskere, (35) in turn, affirms that hair, like other symbols, is part of a broad interpersonal and intercommunicative grammar.

The split perspective indicates that sociology had one foot in one world and one in the other, and that the diversity of forms of methodological and perspectivist belonging could still harbor a relatively coherent, intercommunicative scholarly body.

This is a book crammed with detailed and up-to-the-minute facts that reveals on nearly every page how lucky (in comparison with some) Handelians have been in recent decades to operate as a harmonious and intercommunicative community of scholars.