relative to
prep.
With regard to; concerning:
questions relative to the deficit.

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relative to
• relative to (someone or something)
in proportion to someone or something
The house was not very large relative to the amount of money that it cost.

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relative to something
• relative to (someone or something)
in proportion to someone or something
The house was not very large relative to the amount of money that it cost.

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relative to
1. On the subject of; about.
Relative to school athletics, the principal said the students should not allow athletics to interfere with homework.
2. In comparison with; in proportion to.
Relative to the size of an ant, a blade of grass is as tall as a tree.

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relative to someone
• relative to (someone or something)
in proportion to someone or something
The house was not very large relative to the amount of money that it cost.

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