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Meanings of comparatively easy in English
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Usage of comparatively easy in English
1
In some, actual abolition was comparatively easy; in others, it was difficult.
2
It will be comparatively easy going; the brush is covered with snow.
3
The Socialist Legislator finds his task a comparatively easy and simple one.
4
The second channel is found less swift and comparatively easy to ford.
5
This unity makes the translation of inscriptions on the monuments comparatively easy.
6
The absence of a chaplain on board made the work comparatively easy.
7
But when once it has been withdrawn, the rest is comparatively easy.
8
The relatively abundant rainfall had made life on the island comparatively easy.
9
I know where my father is, and the rest is comparatively easy.
10
Where the man is a brutal tyrant, the problem is comparatively easy.
11
This being the fact, it was comparatively easy to deal with him.
12
Till that moment it had seemed a comparatively easy thing to do.
13
This was comparatively easy, after the work that had already been performed.
14
There are nature-formed passes over them, which render the ascent comparatively easy.
15
A blustering and tyrannical guardian would have been comparatively easy to fight.
16
Tom was glad to find the vessel thus comparatively easy of access.
This collocation consists of:
Comparatively easy through the time
Comparatively easy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common