intersect

IPA: ɪntɝsˈɛkt

(transitive, intransitive) To cut into or between; to cut or cross mutually; to divide into parts.
(mathematics) Of two sets, to have at least one element in common.

Examples of "intersect" in Sentences

I think about where A & B intersect is where B takes an upward turn.
(Sometimes these two groups intersect, which is where the fun really begins.)
I think the point where they intersect is a car crash. fun & comedy » Blog Archive » No idea what’s ahead.
Rarely, however, do the two intersect, which is why the Sunshine State marveled on Monday at the fate of Jennifer
I've been trying to find a piece for Sirenia Digest located at the place where cannibalism and tooth pain intersect.
To most “normal” people the question of where the laws of the state and the laws of war intersect is a difficult one.
They have a nice primer to help you figure out how all the various titles intersect, which is non-trivial to keep track of in the X-Universe. continuity.
However, as an illustrator, to not explore the territory where these two vectors intersect is short-changing the audience, the client, the author, the book, and myself.
"Draw a line between Seattle and Boise, then draw another line between Portland and Missoula, and where those two lines intersect is where I went spent four years of my life."
The point at which these two curves intersect is the equilibrium point, which is also known as “perfect competition” and is generally held up — by economists, anyway — as the goal for all markets.