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comparatively

[kuhm-par-uh-tiv-lee] / kəmˈpær ə tɪv li /
ADVERB
relatively
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As a crop largely grown in the Midwest, it’s comparatively insulated from global price swings that affect candy, packaged goods and soda syrups.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unlike in China, sales abroad have remained comparatively stable, Cai said, despite steep US tariffs imposed last year, which forced the company to haul back truckloads of orders from ports.

From Barron's

Generally speaking, it’s more angular, more acid, more morbid, more willing to let a protagonist stew in misery, more suspicious of sentiment than our comparatively genial homegrown brand.

From Los Angeles Times

Bitcoin recovered a bit from Friday to trade near $70,754, but moves were comparatively muted after recent dramatic swings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not because they are “cheap,” but because liquidity remains deep and volatility comparatively contained.

From MarketWatch