Guys what do you mean by vis-a-vis
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When we want to Relate or Compare one thing with another we use Vis-a-vis.
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Vis-a-vis is a fancy way of saying "in regard to" or "compared to," as in: "He was substantially underpaid vis-a-visother researchers." Technically that "a" in vis-a-vis is an "à" as the phrase translates literally from the French for "face to face."
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