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Meanings of relatively in English

Portuguese
comparativamente

In a relative manner; by comparison to something else.

comparativamente
Usage of relatively in English
1
He was grateful; along its relatively clear way they made good time.
Blood and Bone
2
However, the Commission said Platinum was a relatively small player in Europe.
Reuters
3
So far the number of cases in Ireland has been relatively small.
The Irish Times
4
However, weaker demand kept trading relatively muted this week, another trader said.
Reuters
5
This week the OFT said real competition was, in reality, relatively limited.
The Guardian
6
However, companies listed on these markets tend to be relatively high risk.
The Irish Times
7
Incidents of a serious criminal nature were relatively rare, the report said.
Radio NZ
8
The U.S. effort against Islamic State thus far has been relatively limited.
Reuters
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The concept however is relatively new in developing countries such as Malaysia.
Pubmed
10
There, one might effect great changes with relatively small expenditures of power.
Cities in Flight
11
As a result 2018 has been a year of relatively easy wins.
The South African
12
The effects of the crisis on the labour market were relatively uneven.
The Irish Times
13
Mr Key said while New Zealand was relatively safe, authorities remained vigilant.
Radio NZ
14
While relatively rare in Europe, such views are common in the US.
The Irish Times
15
Attacks on doctors in the Southern Health Board region are relatively rare.
The Irish Times
16
He said the situation faced by Tauranga Boys' College was relatively common.
Radio NZ
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Relatively through the time
Relatively across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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