Referring
With respect to and referring are semantically related In some cases you can use "With respect to" instead an adjective "Referring".
With respect to
Referring and with respect to are semantically related in comparative topic. Sometimes you can use "Referring" instead an adjective phrase "With respect to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- relative and referring
- relative and with respect to
- dependent and referring
- dependent and with respect to
- relevant and referring
- relevant and with respect to
- proportionate and referring
- proportionate and with respect to
- comparative and referring
- comparative and with respect to
- concerning and referring
- concerning and with respect to
- connected with and referring
- connected with and with respect to
Both terms in one sentence
- Only use past or future tense when referring to things that happened in the past or will happen in the future with respect to the events you're describing.
- Also pointedly averted with respect to Rin Satsuki's Mysterious Past — the characters obviously know what happened between Rin and Yukari, and they keep referring to it, but no explanation has been forthcoming so far.
Source: Webcomic / Touhou Nekokayou
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