Bothway

/ˈbɔːθweɪ/ adjective, adverb

Definition

In both directions; affecting or working in two opposite directions simultaneously.

Etymology

Compound of 'both' (Old English) and 'way' (Old English), meaning it operates or applies in multiple directions at once.

Kelly Says

Bothway communication—like when you're both talking and listening simultaneously—is actually hard for brains; we typically alternate, which is why real conversation requires patience and attention.

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