 Incomparability is often taken to be a three-place relation: A is incomparable with B with respect to V. “V” is here some specific consideration for which the items are being compared. One career may be incomparable to another with respect to the sense of purpose it will bring to your life, yet they may be comparable with respect to financial stability since one is clearly better than the other in this regard. Some argue that without specifying this “covering consideration” the comparative claim makes no sense (Chang 1997; Thomson 1997; Andersson 2016b). Often, however, the covering consideration is not explicitly expressed, but implicitly assumed by the context of utterance.