relativistically

/ˌrɛlətɪˈvɪstɪkli/
adverb
  1. In a way that relates to the theory of relativity or to speeds near the speed of light.
    • The spacecraft was designed to travel relativistically, so its engineers had to account for time dilation.
    • Relativistically, time passes more slowly for an object in motion than for one at rest.
    • The particle moves relativistically, causing its mass to increase measurably.
  2. In a way that depends on context or perspective (relativism).
    • Relativistically speaking, what is considered good manners in one country may be rude in another.
    • The judge refused to rule relativistically, insisting on universal legal standards.
    • She argued relativistically that each culture defines justice differently.
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