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MyShirley Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

Relationship-wise

What does relationship-wise mean?

Can you give me other examples with -wise?

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Relationship-wise = relating to relationships. "Wise" can be added to almost any noun, at least colloquially (not a good idea for formal papers/letters). It is not usually used in writing.

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  • Relationship-wise = relating to relationships.
  • "Wise" can be added to almost any noun, at least colloquially (not a good idea for formal papers/letters).
  • It is not usually used in writing.
  • Fill in using this: ____ -wise = Relating to _____ .
  • School-wise = Relating to school.
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Relationship-wise = relating to relationships.
"Wise" can be added to almost any noun, at least colloquially (not a good idea for formal papers/letters). It is not usually used in writing.

Fill in using this:

____-wise = Relating to _____.
School-wise = Relating to school.

ie: "School-wise I'm doing awesome!"
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umm i still dont get it duh!!!!!!!!
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in terms of relationship, in what concerns the relationship

Google will give you enough examples.
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MyShirleyWhat does relationship-wise mean?
Can you give me other examples with -wise?
thanks
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