1. the ways in which different things have an effect on each other
Usage: plural of interplay

1. to have an effect on each other; to interact
Usage: third person singular present

Examples

• The interplays between music and emotion are complex.
• She studies the interplays of light and shadow in photography.
• The novel explores the interplays between different social classes.
• Technology interplays with human behavior in unexpected ways.
• The artist interplays color and texture to create depth.
• Economic policy interplays with social welfare programs.
• The interplays of various factors led to the company’s success.