1. in a way that shows a mutual relationship or connection between two or more things
Usage: formal; often used in academic or technical writing

Examples

• The two variables increased correlatively, suggesting a strong causal link.
• Rights and responsibilities are correlatively distributed among citizens.
• As demand rose, prices increased correlatively.
• The study showed that stress and sleep deprivation were correlatively related.
• In a healthy ecosystem, predator and prey populations fluctuate correlatively.
• The company's profits and employee satisfaction grew correlatively over the decade.