Correlated Moderate

Correlated has 3 different meanings across 1 category:

Definitions

Verb

simple past tense and past participle of correlate

"The scientist analyzed how the two variables were correlated in her study last year."

In plain English: When two things are correlated, they tend to change together so that when one goes up or down, the other usually does too.

"The study shows that stress levels are correlated with poor sleep patterns."

Adjective

mutually related

"The study found that sleep duration and daytime alertness are correlated, showing they are mutually related in a predictable way."

correlative correlate correlated

mutually related in a correlation

"The study found that hours spent studying were correlated with higher test scores, showing a mutual relationship between the two variables."

In plain English: Correlated means two things change together so that when one goes up, the other usually does too.

"The data showed that stress levels and sleep quality were correlated, with less rest leading to higher anxiety."

Example Sentences

"The data showed that stress levels and sleep quality were correlated, with less rest leading to higher anxiety." adj

"The study shows that stress levels are correlated with poor sleep patterns." verb

"The study found that people who exercise more often have better sleep patterns correlated with those habits." verb

"My mood seems correlated to the weather outside; I feel gloomy when it rains." verb

"He argued that his success was not correlated to luck but rather to years of hard work." verb