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Definitions from the WebRelative ToDescription:The phrase "relative to" is used as a preposition to describe a connection, comparison, or relevance between two or more things. It suggests a relationship or dependency between subjects. Senses and Usages:1. Comparison:In this sense, "relative to" is used to compare two things and draw out their similarities or differences. Example sentence: The prices of groceries have increased relative to last year. 2. Relevance:"Relative to" is used to indicate the significance or importance of something in relation to another. Example sentence: His success is relative to his determination and hard work. 3. Dependency:Another usage of "relative to" is to emphasize the dependence or connection of one thing on another. Example sentence: The success of this project is relative to the collaboration of all team members. 4. Proximity:"Relative to" can also indicate proximity or closeness of one thing to another. Example sentence: The new store is located relative to the city center, making it easily accessible. Possible Related Products: | ||||
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