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Meanings of relatively benign in English

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Usage of relatively benign in English
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What happened in Iraq after May 2003 was, at first, relatively benign.
A journey: my political life
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This relatively benign enforcement mechanism puts the onus on other world figures.
The South African
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Local weather observations near the rescue scene suggest relatively benign conditions.
Radio NZ
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Investigators said Actemra appears to have a relatively benign safety profile.
Reuters
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But for the early starters, at least, conditions remained relatively benign.
Reuters
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But as far as surface terrain and surface threats, it was relatively benign.
The new yorker
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Craig Luebben dying on a relatively benign route in the Cascades.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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The winds soon whipped up and caused problems on the relatively benign jumps, however.
Reuters
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Inflows have also been relatively benign, despite expectations of heavy redemptions after Trump's win.
Reuters
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It may have co-evolved with them to be relatively benign.
Wired
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Ireland had previously been considered a relatively benign environment as far as landslides were concerned.
The Irish Times
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If our own challenge to nature was relatively benign, this haunting spectacle was anything but.
The Guardian
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On the other hand, it could be relatively benign.
The football fan's manifesto
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Although most cases are self-limited and have a relatively benign course, permanent visual disability can occur.
Pubmed
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After relatively benign weather on Thursday, by Friday the high temperatures and gusty wind had returned.
The Guardian
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BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill... looks relatively benign.
Radio NZ
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