A full quantification of the entanglement of a quantum state is desirable if the 
degradation of entanglement in some quantum information processing task is t
o be minimized. A protocol for the accomplishment of a task can then be evaluated 
by the amount of entanglement consumed to enact that protocol. Such 
quantification is typically provided by a collection of entanglement monotones.

We propose a generalization of entanglement monotones that may provide greater 
flexibility in the quantification of entanglement. Rather than quantifying the 
entanglement of a state directly, we suggest a relative quantification: a direct 
comparison of one entangled state to another. We provide an example of such 
relative quantification for a quantum information resource known as frameness.