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whole to part relation

 

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Noun whole to part relation has 1 sense
  1. holonymy, whole to part relation - the semantic relation that holds between a whole and its parts
    --1 is a kind of semantic relation

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Term: Whole to Part Relation

Definition:

The whole to part relation refers to the relationship between a whole object or concept and its individual components or elements. It is a cognitive concept that involves understanding how the parts relate to and make up the whole.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: The cognitive understanding of how the parts contribute to the formation of a whole.

Example sentence: The whole to part relation of a puzzle helps children develop problem-solving skills.

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Sense 2:

Adjective: Pertaining to the relationship between a whole object and its individual parts.

Example sentence: Understanding the whole to part relation of a car engine is crucial for effective troubleshooting.

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Sense 3:

Verb: To analyze or comprehend the relationship between a whole and its constituent parts.

Example sentence: The students were asked to whole to part relation the structure of a sentence to identify its grammatical components.

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Sense 4:

Adverb: Describing the manner in which the understanding of the whole to part relation occurs.

Example sentence: The students diligently studied and carefully observed the whole to part relation when analyzing the painting.

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