relativist
noun[C]
uk/ˈrel.ə.tɪ.vɪst/us/ˈrel.ə.tɪ.vɪst/social sciencespecialized
someone whobelievesthattruthandrightandwrongcan only bejudgedinrelationto other things and that nothing can betrueorrightin allsituations:
相对主义者,持相对论者Heconfessesto being amoralrelativist.他承认自己是个道德相对主义者。
I do notthinkone can be acompleterelativist inart.我认为一个人在艺术上不可能是一个完全的相对主义者。
See
relativism
- Relativistsholdthatreligioustextswrittencenturiesago must beinterpretedwithin theculturalandhistoricalcontextoftheirtimes.
- Theyconducttheiraffairsaspracticalrelativists.
- She was a relativist whobelievedtruthwasdispensable.
Comparing and contrasting
- analogy
- antithesis
- apple
- as againstidiom
- balance
- balancesomethingagainstsomething
- comparative
- competitive
- competitively
- contradistinction
- contrast
- contrastive
- gold standard
- measure
- nonrelative
- perspective
- relative
- relatively
- self-differentiation
- stack up
relativist
adjective
uk/ˈrel.ə.tɪ.vɪst/us/ˈrel.ə.tɪ.vɪst/social sciencespecialized
basedon thebeliefthattruthandrightandwrongcan only bejudgedinrelationto other things and that nothing can betrueorrightin allsituations:
相对主义的,相对论的Postmodernismsupportsa relativistconceptoftruth.后现代主义支持相对主义的真理观。
Weevaluatebehaviourfrom a relativistperspective.我们从相对主义的角度来评估行为。
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relativism
- But we have not done well,evenby that relativiststandard.
- Theadoptionof a relativistpositionmayleadtocontradictions.
- These threeargumentshave a relativisttendency, in thesensethat theyquestionourcapacitytoachievetotalandfinaltruth.
Comparing and contrasting
- analogy
- antithesis
- apple
- as againstidiom
- balance
- balancesomethingagainstsomething
- comparative
- competitive
- competitively
- contradistinction
- contrast
- contrastive
- gold standard
- measure
- nonrelative
- perspective
- relative
- relatively
- self-differentiation
- stack up