일맥상통하다

To be completely opposite or contradictory to each other. Used for opinions, results, or directions.

To regard or consider something or someone as being a certain way. It is used when defining categories or interpreting status in a formal context.

Mutually completing or enhancing each other. It describes a relationship where two different things help improve or support one another.

To study or examine something deeply and systematically. It involves looking at a subject from various angles to understand its essence.

To be limited or confined to a certain scope, area, or range. Often used to point out the narrowness of a study or a phenomenon.

To arouse or evoke attention, interest, or a memory. It also literally means to ventilate air, but in academic contexts, it refers to 'bringing to mind' or 'calling attention to'.

To fail to notice or consider something important while looking at a situation. It often refers to missing a key variable or factor in an analysis or research study.

To be directly connected or linked to something. It is used to express a clear cause-and-effect relationship where one event or factor immediately impacts another.

To be very clear, obvious, or remarkable. Used to describe significant differences or changes that are easily noticeable.

The spreading of an effect or influence to other areas. Similar to a ripple effect or spillover effect.