correlate
Translation
to correlate, to connect, to associate
Examples
Researchers try to correlate diet with health.
Researchers try to correlate diet with health.
Poverty and crime often correlate.
Poverty and crime often correlate.
Grammar Patterns
((sth.)) with ((sth.)) to connect (sth.) with (sth. else) Researchers try to correlate diet with health.
((sth.)) and ((sth.)) correlate to have a mutual relationship Poverty and crime often correlate.
Similar Words
Synonyms: connect, associate, link; Antonyms: disconnect, dissociate
Etymology
From the prefix 'cor-' (a form of 'com-', meaning 'with, together') and 'relate'. Literally, to relate things together.
Memory Tips
Break it down: 'co-' means 'together' and 'relate'. So, to correlate is to show how things relate together.