relationship
re·la·tion·ship
noun \-shən-ˌship\Definition of RELATIONSHIP
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: the state of being related or interrelated <studied the relationship between the variables>
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a : a state of affairs existing between those having relations or dealings <had a good relationship with his family> b : a romantic or passionate attachment
Examples of RELATIONSHIP
- The relationship between the two countries has improved.
- She has a close relationship with her sister.
- She has had many bad relationships.
- I am not in a relationship right now.
- the relationship between mental and physical health
- “What is your relationship to the witness?” “He is my father.”
First Known Use of RELATIONSHIP
1741
Related to RELATIONSHIP
Antonyms: disaffiliation, dissociation
Related Words: correlation, interrelation; materiality, pertinence, relevance; bond, link, tie; affiliation, alliance, union; identicalness, sameness; alikeness, community, likeness, resemblance, similarity; accordance, agreement, conformity, congruity, correspondence
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Rhymes with RELATIONSHIP
accountantship, acquaintanceship, apostleship, apprenticeship, artisanship, assistantship, attorneyship, championship, chancellorship, citizenship, commandership, companionship, containership, cross-ownership, dictatorship, directorship, discipleship, editorship, factory ship, Freudian slip, good-fellowship, guardianship, headmastership, instructorship, landownership, laureateship, managership, median strip, musicianship, ombudsmanship, one-upmanship, outdoorsmanship, overlordship, partisanship, potato chip, professorship, protectorship, receivership, rejection slip, run a tight ship, shoot from the hip, stiff upper lip, survivorship, treasurership
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