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Definition of relation
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Relation
(n.) The
carrying
back, and
giving
effect
or
operation
to, an act or
proceeding
frrom some
previous
date or time, by a sort of
fiction,
as if it had
happened
or begun at that time. In such case the act is said to take
effect
by
relation..
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Correlate
::
Correlate
(v. t.) To put in
relation
with each
other;
to
connect
together
by the
disclosure
of a
mutual
relation;
as, to
correlate
natural
phenomena..
Commercial
::
Commercial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
commerce;
carrying
on or
occupied
with
commerce
or
trade;
mercantile;
as,
commercial
advantages;
commercial
relations..
Thermomagnetism
::
Thermomagnetism
(n.)
Magnetism
as
affected
or
caused
by the
action
of heat; the
relation
of heat to
magnetism.
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.)
Respect;
relation;
reference.
Homology
::
Homology
(n.) The
quality
of being
homologous;
correspondence;
relation;
as, the
homologyof
similar
polygons..
Correspondence
::
Correspondence
(n.)
Mutual
adaptation,
relation,
or
agreement,
of one thing to
another;
agreement;
congruity;
fitness;
relation..
Heteronymous
::
Heteronymous
(a.)
Having
different
names or
designations;
standing
in
opposite
relations.
Friendship
::
Friendship
(n.) The state of being
friends;
friendly
relation,
or
attachment,
to a
person,
or
between
persons;
affection
arising
from
mutual
esteem
and good will;
friendliness;
amity;
good
will..
Son-in-law
::
Son-in-law
(n.) The
husband
of one's
daughter;
a man in his
relationship
to his
wife's
parents.
Sexually
::
Sexually
(adv.)
In a
sexual
manner
or
relation.
Acknowledge
::
Acknowledge
(v. t.) To own or
recognize
in a
particular
character
or
relationship;
to admit the
claims
or
authority
of; to give
recognition
to.
Isomerism
::
Isomerism
(n.) The
state,
quality,
or
relation,
of two or more
isomeric
substances..
Group
::
Group (n.) To form a group of; to
arrange
or
combine
in a group or in
groups,
often with
reference
to
mutual
relation
and the best
effect;
to form an
assemblage
of..
Worldly
::
Worldly
(adv.)
With
relation
to this life; in a
worldly
manner.
Axially
::
Axially
(adv.)
In
relation
to, or in a line with, an axis; in the axial
(magnetic)
line..
Relatively
::
Relatively
(adv.)
In a
relative
manner;
in
relation
or
respect
to
something
else; not
absolutely.
Represent
::
Represent
(v. t.) To serve as a sign or
symbol
of; as,
mathematical
symbols
represent
quantities
or
relations;
words
represent
ideas or
things..
Cross
::
Cross (a.) Made in an
opposite
direction,
or an
inverse
relation;
mutually
inverse;
interchanged;
as, cross
interrogatories;
cross
marriages,
as when a
brother
and
sister
marry
persons
standing
in the same
relation
to each
other..
Between
::
Between
(prep.)
In
intermediate
relation
to, in
respect
to time,
quantity,
or
degree;
as,
between
nine and ten
o'clock..
Isologous
::
Isologous
(a.)
Having
similar
proportions,
similar
relations,
or
similar
differences
of
composition;
-- said
specifically
of
groups
or
series
which
differ
by a
constant
difference;
as,
ethane,
ethylene,
and
acetylene,
or their
analogous
compounds,
form an
isologous
series..
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