In terms of
With respect to and in terms of are semantically related in with respect topic. In some cases you can use "With respect to" instead an adverb phrase "In terms of".
With respect to
In terms of and with respect to are semantically related in with respect topic. You can use "In terms of" instead an adverb phrase "With respect to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- regarding and in terms of
- regarding and with respect to
- as regards and in terms of
- as regards and with respect to
- concerning and in terms of
- concerning and with respect to
- with regard to and in terms of
- with regard to and with respect to
- with respect and in terms of
- with respect and with respect to
- with reference to and in terms of
- with reference to and with respect to
- in respect of and in terms of
- in respect of and with respect to
Both terms in one sentence
- Break the Cutie: In terms of personality; with respect to occupation, it's more Break the Scientist.
Source: Characters / Divergent -
No Celebrities Were Harmed: In terms of his physical appearance, evocative name, and his generally sober, unflashy, classical diction, John Shade could be considered this with respect to Robert Frost.
Source: Literature / Pale Fire
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