Relativity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELATIVITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being relative
• the absence of standards of absolute and universal application
• the dependence of various physical phenomena on relative motion of the observer and the observed objects, especially regarding the nature and behaviour of light, space, time, and gravity.
• The state of being relative; as, the relativity of a subject.
• (physics) the theory that space and time are relative concepts rather than absolute concepts
• the quality of being relative and having significance only in relation to something else
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being relative; something that is relative

Words related to RELATIVITY

relativities15

Words that contain RELATIVITY

correlativity21

How to use RELATIVITY in a sentence

• But absolute truth may still be reverenced as an ideal, to save us from the scepticism to which a complete relativity of truth would lead.
• The recently developed Theory of Relativity has compelled the revision of the time concept as used in classical physics.
• This is being done in the Principle of Relativity, a subject which may appropriately engage our attention next.
• It is an idea which is implicit in the Theory of Relativity.
• The reason for the failure of any such experiment anywhere conducted can best be made plain by a crude paraphrase of a classic proposition from Relativity.
• The Theory of Relativity presents us with an effort to get rid of the self-element in regard to space and time.
• Browning never wearies of dwelling on the relativity of physical knowledge, and its inadequacy to satisfy man.
• The question must have occurred to many, what has all this to do with relativity? When this query was propounded by the Times correspondent to Dr.
• The theory of relativity succeeded in accounting for this fact.
• Here is license in conduct and romanticism in expression going hand in hand with this all but exclusive emphasis upon relativity in thought.
• It sees relativity as the law of our being, yes, but relativity, not of the sort that excludes, but is included in, a higher absolute, even as the planet swings in infinite space.
• Revolutions in Science 71 Some Comments on the Theory of Relativity and the new Physics IV.
• Now this consideration, which arises immediately from the doctrine of the relativity of knowledge, is alone amply sufficient to destroy the present argument.
• Of course it is a self-evident truism that the doctrine of Relativity is destructive of Materialism, if by Materialism we mean a theory which ignores that doctrine.
• But this position is fully established by the doctrine of Relativity alone, and is therefore not in the least affected, either by way of confirmation or otherwise, by Mr.
• First, we had to consider the bearing on Materialism of the simple doctrine of Relativity.
• Form, colour, distance, size, relativity of position are felt rather than seen, and the dim and confused mass of sensations discovers something trustworthy and stable behind.
• In this discourse Zarathustra opens his exposition of the doctrine of relativity in morality, and declares all morality to be a mere means to power.
• In institutions built so as to endure for ages you must have relaxation, symbolic relativity and healthy routine.
• Hamilton maintained the Relativity of Human Knowledge.
• Nothing which falls under the condition of relativity can be declared to be so.
• Now the Infinite falls within the conditions of relativity, as indeed Sir W.
• That we are hearing much of the principle of relativity is perhaps the best indication we have that the collective human consciousness is about to enter a higher dimension.
• The ideas in regard to time and space are those commonly current in the world until the advent of the Theory of Relativity.
• The reason here is derived, as usual, from the doctrine of Relativity or Comparison, pushed beyond all just limits.
• The relativity of things human is a wholesome theory for the artist to bear in mind.
• It is not merely that many modern writers assert some general doctrine as to the relativity of right and wrong.
• On the contrary, such a relativity in instincts is the source of their importance.
• Diderot grasped the doctrine of Relativity in some of the most important and far-reaching of all its bearings.
• Passing over various other remarks, we come to those pages in the Letter which apply the principle of relativity to the master-conception of God.

Similar words containing LATIV without suffix ity and without prefix re

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