relativeness

A disciple, a follower, a leader, a speaker, a person of untold but defined absoluteness and relativeness.

Jay's Journal Dr. Beatrice Sparks 2010

PALMIERI: Well, I think that -- I think that what Lynn is saying is right in terms of the relativeness of his crime.

CNN Transcript Feb 3, 2009 2009

Such species, therefore, are in a different category to those forms to which the traditional rights were ascribed, and to claim for these new categories these same rights is to ignore the fact of their essential relativeness of economic value.

Thesis and Antithesis I: Private Property in a Cultural Civilization 2008

The relativeness of sensation is then developed at length, and for a moment the definition appears to be accepted.

Theaetetus 2007

Divorced parents, odd birthday gifts from relativeness, hanging out with your friend, eco-sabatage, and writing fantasy stories--it's all here.

Archive 2006-09-01 David S. Carter 2006

Divorced parents, odd birthday gifts from relativeness, hanging out with your friend, eco-sabatage, and writing fantasy stories--it's all here.

Minicomics Monday David S. Carter 2006

We certainly enjoyed your piece on equivalence and relativeness.

The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time William Safire 2004

Let's slide the map down Craig (ph), and give some relativeness to everything.

CNN Transcript Sep 5, 2004 2004

We certainly enjoyed your piece on equivalence and relativeness.

The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time William Safire 2004

I remarked that the subjective nature of hatred as in vision itself, did not prevent the object possessing real qualities or defects and in no way caused reality to disappear in a pure “relativeness”.

Time Regained 2003