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comparative

[kuhm-par-uh-tiv] / kəmˈpær ə tɪv /


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Iran's trade with African countries will increase to more than $2 billion this year, its foreign ministry said on Saturday, without providing a comparative figure for 2022.

From Reuters

It seems that the property of thought that the article describes might better be called “generalized quantity,” “comparative quantity” or “generalized cardinality.”

From Scientific American

Though her primary academic interests include comparative literature and other humanities subjects, Tavitian plans to study and work in the computer science field.

From Seattle Times

Most companies lack innovation and invest little in green technology which is needed to sustain tourism growth and develop Montenegro's comparative advantage in clean energy.

From Reuters

The initial appraisal inspection can be done in one day, then it will take between seven and 10 days for them to do their comparative research and complete a final report and home value.

From Seattle Times