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Meanings of pale in comparison in English

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Usage of pale in comparison in English
1
Family tiffs pale in comparison to the tension between adjacent prime ministers.
The Irish Times
2
Of course even their powers pale in comparison to your father's.
Fairest of All
3
What we lost, in the overall scheme, may pale in comparison.
Back on murder
4
Welfare checks and unemployment compensation pale in comparison to governmental bailouts.
Ebony
5
But those experiences pale in comparison to the real VR deal.
The Guardian
6
Still, even today's birds seem to pale in comparison to their long-lost relatives.
Wired
7
And found a feud that made all others pale in comparison.
Speaking in Bones
8
When measured against Apple's iPhone sales, Samsung's numbers pale in comparison.
Wired
9
But challenges like that pale in comparison to what he has been through.
The Guardian
10
Even worse, wage disparities pale in comparison to the wealth gap.
Ebony
11
But these negotiations pale in comparison to what has happened over the last decade.
The Guardian
12
Any technologies I might offer would pale in comparison with what you already possess.
Navigators of Dune
13
Dramatic as the Ulster events were, they pale in comparison with the Wexford epic.
The Irish Times
14
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust's overseas loan balances pale in comparison with Japan's top three banks.
Reuters
15
Although Ramaphosa is the best-paid Parliamentarian, his wages pale in comparison to other CEOs.
The South African
16
I took that to mean I was pale in comparison to my neon hair.
Three to get deadly and four to score
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Pale in comparison across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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