Antonym: absolute. Similar words: relatively, relation, correlation, relationship, in relation to, legislative, relate, related. Meaning: ['relətɪv] 
n. 1. a person related by blood or marriage 2. an animal or plant that bears a relationship to another (as related by common descent or by membership in the same genus). adj. 1. not absolute or complete 2. properly related in size or degree or other measurable characteristics; usually followed by `to'.
n. 1. a person related by blood or marriage 2. an animal or plant that bears a relationship to another (as related by common descent or by membership in the same genus). adj. 1. not absolute or complete 2. properly related in size or degree or other measurable characteristics; usually followed by `to'. 
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211. So relative truth is necessary to convey the meaning of absolute Truth which we affirm in faith.
212. By co-operating, countries can increase the benefit they receive, relative to the cost.
213. Do you really want to give up the relative ease of having a whole accounting department at your beck and call?
214. It had been established as a close relative of adrenaline, named noradrenaline, late in the 1940s.
215. Finally, we should comment on the relative abundance of ozone and hydrogen peroxide at Cape Grim.
216. The increased height relative to the bedside locker and bed table may require spatial adjustment.
217. Until recently company law, with its relative freedom from stringent regulations, reflected this national belief.
218. Hence relative scale-adjusted commodity prices and relative factor rewards provide a valid prediction of the intersectoral pattern of trade.
219. In that respect alone Sydney has a huge advantage over Atlanta in relative human comfort.
220. An assessment of the relative position of each service will provide the basis for a review.
221. But as the period of relative calm continued, it seemed to last an eternity.
222. The methods of calculation for the Cornfield confidence intervals and the population and relative attributable risks are given by Breslow and Day.
223. Implement Reagent and volumetric solution preparation as relative SOP.
224. The URL parameter may be either a relative or complete URL.
225. Huawei is a company that special in following area : fountain, waterscape,[www.Sentencedict.com] irrigation project & relative products manufacture.
226. The relative molecular weight is 852 by using viscometry, its relative density is 1.
227. Balance is relative and temporary and the relatively balanced world structure is unexceptional.
228. The opium peptide should be relative with the onset of pruritus and Vidal disease.
229. Objective To investigate the relationship between invasion of necrotizing enterocolitis and it's relative factors.
230. Relative viscosity: used mistakenly referred to as contrast viscosity, even referred to as viscidity.
231. Virulence The relative pathogenicity of an organism; its ability to cause disease.
232. Methods: The relative factors was retrospectively analyzed and compared in 30 bipolar depression unipolar.
233. However, the precision of relative vertical rates at regional - distance scales remains largely unexplored.
234. The most adored relative, the cherished lover, the dearest friend may inspire devotion, yet remain untrustworthy.
235. Terminals on the control are numbered and arethe same relative position as shown the wiring diagram.
236. Comrade Jiang Tong, Yandong's undersecretary and relative of Liu Laoquan body: You are good!
237. Now the relative underdevelopment of China's coastal areas have a wide range of trade development issues.
238. A recent survey by Wilmington Trust, Campden Research and Relative Solutions proves the point.
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