1. to communicate or work together with someone or something
2. to have an effect on each other
Usage: often used in scientific contexts

Examples

• Students interact with their teachers during class discussions.
• The new software allows users to interact with the program through voice commands.
• Children learn social skills by interacting with their peers.
• The two chemicals interact to produce a new compound.
• She finds it difficult to interact with strangers at parties.
• The medication may interact with other drugs you are taking.
• Players can interact with objects in the virtual environment.