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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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It’s all relative meaning ?

Is it natural to say the bold or is it incorrect to say “quantifiable in terms of individual perception or opinion“?

“It's all relative” mean that everything is quantifiable in terms of individual perception or opinion?

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The given sentence seems to be okay. (Use "means" instead of "mean.")

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“It's all relative” means that nothing is absolute; everything is rated or described or evaluated in its relationship to other things.

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