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MyShirley  +  217732 Wed, 19 Apr 06 08:30 PM

What does relationship-wise mean?

Can you give me other examples with -wise?

thanks

MyShirley
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Tattered  +  217749 Wed, 19 Apr 06 09:14 PM
Relationship-wise = relating to relationships.
"Wise" can be added to almost any noun, at least colloquially (not a good idea for formal papers/letters). It is not usually used in writing.

Fill in using this:

______-wise = Relating to _______.
School-wise = Relating to school.

ie: "School-wise I'm doing awesome!"
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Actually, I speak AMERICAN English. (kthxbye.)
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Anonymous, 2 yr 135 days ago
umm i still dont get it duh!!!!!!!!
Marius Hancu  +  391088 Thu, 12 Jul 07 06:19 AM
in terms of relationship, in what concerns the relationship

Google will give you enough examples.

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