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Noun - General Sense:

The relative frequency refers to the ratio of the number of times a specific event occurs to the total number of occurrences of all events or observations within a given dataset or sample.

Example Sentence: In a statistical study, the relative frequency of individuals who prefer tea over coffee was found to be 0.35.

Noun - Linguistics:

In linguistics, relative frequency represents the number of times a certain word or phrase appears compared to other words or phrases within a given text or language corpus.

Example Sentence: The relative frequency of the word "brilliant" in this novel demonstrates the author's fondness for using vibrant vocabulary.

Adjective:

The term "relative frequency" used as an adjective describes something that is proportionate or comparative to the occurrence of other events or observations.

Example Sentence: The relative frequency analysis indicated that the model's predictions were more accurate than those of its competitors.

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