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Meanings of became comparatively in English
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Usage of became comparatively in English
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The road now became comparatively easy, and at the same time dreadfully monotonous.
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After the first mutterings of revolt France became comparatively quiet for nearly two years.
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But, after that, they receded from the river, and the country became comparatively level.
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Finally Tim's terror passed away and he became comparatively quiet.
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Money became comparatively accessible to first-class borrowers on call.
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But after Lawyer Rablay's arrival fights became comparatively infrequent.
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The gale dropped to a steady breeze, and the surface of the ocean became comparatively calm.
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Then his communications became comparatively hurried and matter-of-fact.
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Awed by his manner, all became comparatively silent.
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The mass of materials once sifted and arranged, the work of comparison and identification became comparatively easy.
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He saw a good many other things beside his immediate direction and became comparatively cheerful and happy.
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Now that the confidence of Pepeeta had been secured, David's part in this drama became comparatively easy.
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There man became comparatively civilized while his contemporaries were still nomadic hunters in the grasslands and the forests.
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She became comparatively calm and reasonable.
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At length she became comparatively calm.
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At night candles were lighted, fresh wood was heaped up in the stove, and the lumber-room became comparatively comfortable.
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