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to correspond
01
to match or be similar to something else
Intransitive: to correspond to sth | to correspond with sth
Example
The results of the study corresponded with previous research findings in the field.
The color of the curtains corresponds perfectly with the sofa in the living room.
Her actions are corresponding with her words, indicating sincerity.
02
to have a direct relationship or alignment with something else, such as paired values or elements
Intransitive: to correspond to sth
Example
Each point on the graph corresponds to a pair of values in the equation.
The angles in similar triangles correspond proportionally to their respective sides.
In the table of values, each row corresponds to a different solution of the linear equation.
03
to exchange written messages, such as letters or emails, with someone
Intransitive: to correspond | to correspond with sb
Example
The two companies corresponded to finalize the business deal.
Over the years, they have corresponded on various topics of research.
They have been corresponding for months about the upcoming event.
04
to be similar to or match something in character, form, or function
Intransitive: to correspond to character or function of something
Example
The duties of the assistant manager correspond to those of a department head.
In this system, the role of the teacher corresponds to that of the mentor.
His responsibilities correspond closely with those of a chief operating officer.
Example
The results of the study corresponded with previous research findings in the field.
The color of the curtains corresponds perfectly with the sofa in the living room.
Her actions are corresponding with her words, indicating sincerity.
Can you please ensure that the figures correspond with the data provided?
The data collected from the experiment closely corresponds to the predictions made by the scientific model.
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