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Pronunciation

/rɪˈleɪʃ(ə)n/

A word or concept that connects or shows the relationship between things: A noun used to describe the connection or bond between people, ideas, or objects. For example: “The book’s theme is a central relation to the plot.”
Association or connection: The way in which elements are related or connected in a context or system. For example: “Their friendship was based on a strong emotional relation.”
Interpersonal connection: The degree to which individuals feel emotionally attached or intertwined in a social setting. For example: “The family has a close relation.”

To connect or associate: To link or relate two or more things together. For example: “The new project will relate the company’s history to its current goals.”
To perceive a relationship: To understand the connection between two concepts or events. For example: “She couldn’t relate her experiences to the book’s themes.”
To be related to: To have a familial, genetic, or other connection. For example: “They are related by marriage.”

Connected: Showing a relationship or association. For example: “The houses in this neighborhood are closely related in architectural style.”
Relational: Based on or involving relationships. For example: “A relational database stores information in a way that reflects its real-world relations.”

“In a relation to” or “related to” indicates a connection.
“Formal relation” refers to a more structured or official connection.
“Relational thinking” emphasizes the importance of understanding connections in problem-solving.

Noun: “The research paper explores the various relations between art and culture.”
Verb: “She tried to establish a working relation with her new colleagues.”
Adjective: “His theories propose a relational understanding of human behavior.”