1. to have a mutual or reciprocal correlation; to correlate with each other
Usage: technical; statistics

Examples

• The researchers found that the two variables intercorrelate strongly in the dataset.
• These economic indicators tend to intercorrelate during periods of market volatility.
• The study examined how different personality traits intercorrelate with job performance.
• Brain activity patterns intercorrelate across multiple regions during cognitive tasks.
• The survey results showed that customer satisfaction and loyalty intercorrelate at a high level.