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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

What does it mean

'so relative'

When someone talks about his feelings and another person says 'so relative'.

  

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Where did you encounter that? Can you provide some context? Otherwise, I would take "so" to mean "very", and "relative" in the sense of "subjective"/"not absolute".

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  • Where did you encounter that?
  • Can you provide some context?
  • Otherwise, I would take "so" to mean "very", and "relative" in the sense of "subjective"/"not absolute".
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Where did you encounter that? Can you provide some context? Otherwise, I would take "so" to mean "very", and "relative" in the sense of "subjective"/"not absolute".

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