Relative - definition of relative by The Free Dictionary Define relative relative synonyms, relative pronunciation, relative translation, English dictionary definition of relative adj 1 Considered in comparison or relation to something else: an animal with a large brain relative to body size; the relative quiet of the suburbs
RELATIVE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Relative definition: a person who is connected with another or others by blood or marriage See examples of RELATIVE used in a sentence
RELATIVE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you say that something is relative, you mean that it needs to be considered and judged in relation to other things Fitness is relative; one must always ask 'Fit for what?' Truth is relative
relative - WordReference. com Dictionary of English adj considered or measured in relation to something else; comparative:[before a noun] the relative merits of gas and electric heating existing or having meaning only by relation to something else: Standards of good or bad are relative to the society in which one lives
relative - Wiktionary, the free dictionary In addition to the typical external disturbances faced by small open economies, such as shocks to terms of trade, to capital flows, or to the rest of the world’s demand, it is subject to a number of idiosyncratic shocks stemming from its relative big neighbors Brazil and—especially—Argentina
Relative Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary RELATIVE meaning: 1 : a member of your family; 2 : something that belongs to the same group as something else because of shared characteristics, qualities, etc
Relative Definition Meaning | YourDictionary A species or other taxon that shares a common ancestor, usually a relatively recent ancestor, with another The jaguar is a relative of the lion