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To connect or link two or more things, thoughts, or phenomena together.

To crash into something; to disagree or be in conflict due to opposing opinions, interests, or data.

Having a three-dimensional effect or examining something from multiple perspectives rather than a single flat view. It implies a comprehensive and detailed analysis.

The hidden side, back side, or underlying reality of a phenomenon that is not immediately visible.

In a very careful and thorough way, paying close attention to every detail.

Occurring in a sequence or chain reaction where one event causes another. It describes a series of linked events.

The state or quality of being connected or interrelated, often used to describe the relationship between different fields of study, policies, or technical systems.

The act of treating or making something objective or external, rather than subjective or personal. Often used in psychology or research to describe detachment.

The process of developing or formulating a theory or a system of ideas to explain something. Converting observations into a theoretical framework.

To collect and combine various things (like theories, information, or works) into a single, comprehensive, and organized whole.