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Meanings of comparatively in inglés
portugués
comparativamente Usage of comparatively in inglés
1
In some, actual abolition was comparatively easy; in others, it was difficult.
2
The state's economy is comparatively healthy, thanks largely to an energy boom.
3
The situation in the Eastern Ghouta was comparatively calm early on Tuesday.
4
Ultra-competitive fixtures are likely to produce a comparatively high number of cards.
5
Within 30 weeks they can tackle comparatively difficult three-and-four part Elizabethan compositions.
6
The Palace House, comparatively new, was not the major center of hauntings.
7
Quick investigation proved she was comparatively safe so they continued their work.
8
As always, the Admiral had said a lot in comparatively few words.
9
Terms of those deals showed comparatively small amounts of money changing hands.
10
The iron was round and comparatively smooth; the pointed end entered first.
11
To us in the North, the African is a comparatively negligible factor.
12
The rest of the life of Dunstan was passed in comparatively tranquillity.
13
And this is comparatively safe because most of Russia is completely level.
14
Thus it will be seen that we were, speaking comparatively, in clover.
15
These principles and laws are comparatively few in number and comparatively simple.
16
It was early in the evening, and the grocery was comparatively empty.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common