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View definitions for comparatively

comparatively

adverb as in relatively

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Improving the scheduling of required courses seems a comparatively simple way for universities to raise student success rates, Mumford said.

However he adds that the UK climate is changing fast so that "even a comparatively recent period like 1991-2020 no longer reflects our current climate".

From BBC

The potential "new" planet is comparatively close to its star.

From BBC

Now, economic uncertainty from trade wars and a struggling Malaysian currency, coupled with proliferating alternatives, make the comparatively high expense of studying in the U.S. even more of a deterrent.

From Salon

“I think apartments are partly why certain types of social inequalities you see in the U.S. are comparatively less severe in South Korea,” he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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