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Meanings of relatively painless in English

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Usage of relatively painless in English
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The move itself was relatively painless; I didn't take much with me.
The distant hours
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After a few relatively painless conversations, I thought I was in the clear.
Ebony
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Yet Blackstone's brand is likely to make its fundraising relatively painless.
Reuters
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Tell me, Olympos -isthere any relatively painless way to die?
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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It was efficient, effective, and relatively painless for all involved.
The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud
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For many, a quick and relatively painless session marks the end of a chapter.
Reuters
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European Diary: European travel is relatively painless these days.
The Irish Times
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The procedure would be relatively painless, but I couldn't mention the specifics in my piece.
The Guardian
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For some astronauts, the transition is relatively painless- arelief ,even ,afterdecades of solitary striving.
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
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With a little practice you'll find A0 relatively painless.
Climbing Magazine
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She has already filed to receive unemployment benefits, a relatively painless process that took minutes online.
Reuters
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The first series of hurdles are relatively painless.
Wired
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Give us the construct-andI will endeavor to make your death relatively painless and-
The Flood
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Game theory says that skillful negotiators should offer their opponents a relatively painless way to back down.
Reuters
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Designed to be set up in a few minutes, the process was relatively painless on Android devices.
The Irish Times
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Compared to the risk of an acquisition, it's a relatively painless way of expanding in a hot area.
Reuters
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