intersection
/ˌɪntərˈsɛkʃən/
noun
- A place where two or more roads, paths, or lines cross each other.
- Turn left at the next intersection.
- We waited at the intersection for the light to turn green.
- The accident happened at a busy intersection downtown.
- The act or process of crossing or meeting at a point.
- The intersection of the two hiking trails is marked by a sign.
- The intersection of the two rivers creates a wide delta.
- Engineers studied the intersection of the railway lines.
- A point where two or more things (such as ideas, interests, or groups) come together or overlap.
- We found an intersection of our interests in environmental science.
- The conference explored the intersection of culture and politics.
- Her work lies at the intersection of art and technology.
- In mathematics, the set of elements that belong to two or more sets.
- The intersection of sets A and B contains only the numbers they share.
- In geometry, the intersection of two lines is a single point.
- Find the intersection of the two circles on the graph.