Correlativeness


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Cor`rel´a`tive`ness


n.1.Quality of being correlative.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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It focuses on the "betweenness" and even the "emptiness", pays more attention to the relationship and correlativeness of things, and tries to realize a balanced and harmonious state of "zhong" in order to maintain the co-existence and mutualistic symbiosis of different factors or things.
CONFUCIANISM: THE QUESTION OF ITS RELIGIOUSNESS AND ITS ROLE IN CONSTRUCTING CHINESE SECULAR IDEOLOGY
correlativeness, they reciprocally identified each other.
The Glendinnings' wealth and power forms an "ineffable correlativeness" to the poverty and disfranchisement of the dispossessed.
Abolition, compromise and "the everlasting elusiveness of truth" in Melville's 'Pierre.' (Herman Melville)(Fictions of Reform)
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