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Definition of relative
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Relative
(a.)
Characterizing
or
pertaining
to
chords
and keys,
which,
by
reason
of the
identify
of some of their
tones,
admit of a
natural
transition
from one to the
other..
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Eric
::
Eric (n.) A
recompense
formerly
given by a
murderer
to the
relatives
of the
murdered
person.
Settlement
::
Settlement
(n.) A
disposition
of
property
for the
benefit
of some
person
or
persons,
usually
through
the
medium
of
trustees,
and for the
benefit
of a wife,
children,
or other
relatives;
jointure
granted
to a wife, or the act of
granting
it..
Comparatively
::
Comparatively
(adv.)
According
to
estimate
made by
comparison;
relatively;
not
positively
or
absolutely.
Sister
::
Sister
(n.) A
female
who has the same
parents
with
another
person,
or who has one of them only. In the
latter
case, she is more
definitely
called
a half
sister.
The
correlative
of
brother..
Manikin
::
Manikin
(n.) A model of the human body, made of
papier-mache
or other
material,
commonly
in
detachable
pieces,
for
exhibiting
the
different
parts and
organs,
their
relative
position,
etc..
Suggestive
::
Suggestion
(n.) The act or power of
originating
or
recalling
ideas or
relations,
distinguished
as
original
and
relative;
-- a term much used by
Scottish
metaphysicians
from
Hutcherson
to
Thomas
Brown..
Adjustment
::
Adjustment
(n.) The
operation
of
bringing
all the parts of an
instrument,
as a
microscope
or
telescope,
into their
proper
relative
position
for use; the
condition
of being thus
adjusted;
as, to get a good
adjustment;
to be in or out of
adjustment..
Whereat
::
Whereat
(adv.)
At
which;
upon
which;
whereupon;
-- used
relatively.
Writative
::
Writative
(a.)
Inclined
to much
writing;
--
correlative
to
talkative.
Relativity
::
Relativity
(n.) The state of being
relative;
as, the
relativity
of a
subject..
Relation
::
Relation
(n.) A
person
connected
by
cosanguinity
or
affinity;
a
relative;
a
kinsman
or
kinswoman.
Locality
::
Locality
(n.) The
perceptive
faculty
concerned
with the
ability
to
remember
the
relative
positions
of
places.
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.)
Internal
constitution;
state with
respect
to the
relative
proportion
of
different
qualities,
or
constituent
parts..
Relative
::
Relative
(n.) A
relative
pronoun;
a word which
relates
to, or
represents,
another
word or
phrase,
called
its
antecedent;
as, the
relatives
who,
which,
that..
Temper
::
Temper
(n.)
Constitution
of body;
temperament;
in old
writers,
the
mixture
or
relative
proportion
of the four
humors,
blood,
choler,
phlegm,
and
melancholy..
Absolute
::
Absolute
(a.)
Capable
of being
thought
or
conceived
by
itself
alone;
unconditioned;
non-relative.
Dowel
::
Dowel (n.) A pin, or
block,
of wood or
metal,
fitting
into holes in the
abutting
portions
of two
pieces,
and being
partly
in one piece and
partly
in the
other,
to keep them in their
proper
relative
position..
Wherefore
::
Wherefore
(adv. &
conj.)
For which
reason;
so; -- used
relatively.
Tenant
::
Tenant
(n.) One who holds or
possesses
lands,
or other real
estate,
by any kind of
right,
whether
in fee
simple,
in
common,
in
severalty,
for life, for
years,
or at will; also, one who has the
occupation
or
temporary
possession
of lands or
tenements
the title of which is in
another;
--
correlative
to
landlord.
See
Citation
from
Blackstone,
under
Tenement,
2..
C
::
C () The
keynote
of the
normal
or
natural
scale,
which has
neither
flats nor
sharps
in its
signature;
also, the third note of the
relative
minor scale of the
same..
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