relational
- adjective
- /rɪˈleɪʃənl/
- Building strong friendships often requires a relational approach to communication.
- relational database
- relational bullying
- relational adjustment
It's both embodied, it's a relational and embodied process.
- It's both embodied, it's a relational and embodied process.
- Both singled out relational properties of art as essential.
- And so I've noticed though, that when I start becoming more relational with people, things start to happen.
- And, and yet they have all of these relational issues that are getting in the way.
- Marriage is the most consequential financial and relational decision we ever make.
- I think we need to study in relational context that right now we're doing.
- And in a word, coercive control is relational imprisonment.
- But you, you don't have that like relational memory bank thing going on.
- You aren't These relational and betrayal hurts.
- Let us resist the tyranny of relational amnesia.
Examples
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Marriage is the most consequential financial and relational decision we ever make.
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In addition, assessments of kin networks should also explore the relational aspects of giving and receiving assistance.
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Now we can have a relational experience.
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But how do we find a relational home for feelings that keep coming up?
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I thank you for listening and I would like to just ask you a couple of relational intelligence questions.
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How to engage people and create this relational capital.
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And so I've noticed though, that when I start becoming more relational with people, things start to happen.
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The data collected during the interviews were entered and managed in a relational database.
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Numerous studies have demonstrated associations between victimization and psychological, social, and relational adjustment outcomes.
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Thus, healing of physical ailments included spiritual and relational components, as well as attention to bodily symptoms.
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Synonyms
Joined physically, like rooms that touch, or linked by a shared feeling
Relating to links between parts, systems, or people
Compounds
- Specialized
Software that stores data in tables and lets people find and change it
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Relational comes from relation, which means 'a connection'. Think of family relations or a relationship that links people or things. So relational means about the way two or more things or people are connected.