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 1 5 |      individual, for we use the term "man" in describing the
 2 5 |      indicate quality, like the term "white"; "white" indicates
 3 5 |        of "ten", or of any such term. A man may contend that "
 4 6 |         this is impossible. The term "great", therefore, is not
 5 6 |         not the contrary of the term "small", nor "much" of "
 6 6 |    contrary. For men define the term "above" as the contrary
 7 7 |   attitude is itself a relative term. To lie, to stand, to be
 8 7 |         nor indeed has any such term.~It also appears that relatives
 9 7 |        it is not every relative term that admits of variation
10 7 |         variation of degree. No term such as "double" admits
11 7 |       have correlatives: by the term "slave" we mean the slave
12 7 |       slave of a master, by the term "master", the master of
13 7 |       with every other relative term; but the case we use to
14 7 |    irrelevant significance. The term "slave," if defined as related,
15 8 |     such and such.~Quality is a term that is used in many senses.
16 8 |         in all other cases.~The term "affective quality" is not
17 8 |        if the definition of the term proposed is not applicable
18 10|     various senses in which the term "opposite" is used. Things
19 10|      Thus, double is a relative term, for that which is double
20 10|       in the sense in which the term is used with reference to
21 12| Primarily and most properly the term has reference to time: in
22 12|         In the third place, the term "prior" is used with reference
23 12|   different senses in which the term "prior" is used.~Yet it
24 13|                          13~The term "simultaneous" is primarily
25 15|                          15~The term "to have" is used in various
26 15|        us, as hand or foot. The term refers also to content,
27 15|      most remote meaning of the term, for by the use of it we