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Synonyms for relativity

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noun. relevance

Word Origin & History

1834, "fact or condition of being relative" (apparently coined by Coleridge, of God, in "Notes on Waterland's Vindication of Christ's Divinity"), from relative (adj.) + -ity. In scientific use, connected to the theory of Albert Einstein (1879-1955), published 1905 (special theory of relativity) and 1915 (general theory of relativity), but the word was used in roughly this sense by J.C. Maxwell in 1876.

Example Sentences forrelativity

And he extends this relativity to the conceptions of just and good, as well as to great and small.

Relativity of importance is the second factor of good organization.

That was the ultimate in relativity: Energy is proportionate to matter.

Relativity of all knowledge, Hamilton's doctrine of, 229-236.

The relativity of Death will now have become sufficiently obvious.

This is the principle of relativity, to which so much attention has been given.

On Spencer's own theory of relativity a cause only exists in relation to an effect.

This, however, would be an error—the sort of error that the theory of relativity avoids.

So far there seems to be nothing in view save the principle of relativity.

But relativity will not work as a general principle of being.

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