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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Meaning of the this word?

"Small area may balance large area if it has an importance to the eye equaling that of the larger area."


What does this mean here? Does it mean "the balance of the larger area"?


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" What does this mean here? Does it mean "the balance of the larger area"? No.

— Clive

  • " What does this mean here?
  • Does it mean "the balance of the larger area"?
  • No.
  • " Clive
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"A small area may balance a large area if it has an importance to the eye equaling that of the larger area."

What does this mean here?

Does it mean "the balance of the larger area"? No.

Think of it this way "A small area may balance a large area if it has an importance to the eye equaling the importance to the eye of the larger

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