corelation

Noun

1. The dual of a relation.
2. A corresponding relationship.
   • A wider view, a greater time, a far more cosmic corelation, must be taken in viewing disease than our nosological necessities have tended to foster. - 1883, WIlliam Henry Pearse, “A Note on Cholera and Epidemics...
   • It is advisable that a National Commission on the subject of 'Compulsory Primary Education and the Child Labour' should be constituted which should extensively undertake the study of bringing forth the existing...
   • Surely, the real, termed the ego(-in-ego), when viewed in its corelation—yet emphatically not its constitutive relatedness—with the Stranger, namely, the lived transcendental, is, in fact, the identity in the last...
3. Alternative form of correlation.