interset

English

Etymology

From inter- +‎ set.

Adjective

interset (not comparable)

1. Between sets.
   • 1985, Hubert M. Blalock, Causal models in the social sciences, page 197:

     Thereafter, each set of parties can be treated as a single party for purposes of analyzing interset movements...

Verb

interset (third-person singular simple present intersets, present participle intersetting, simple past and past participle interset)

1. To set between or among.

Anagrams

• Steinert, ernstite, inertest, insetter, interest, sternite, tres-tine, trientes