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comparatively

adverb as in relatively

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Those properties provide a comparatively strong signal for the new mapping method.

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It was certainly a gorgeous example of what Technicolor could do; the Sherwood of our remodeled “Robin Hood” is comparatively gray, befitting a more somber tone.

Beckett is among the most revered playwrights of the 20th century, while Mr. Hunter is a comparatively little-known contemporary American writer who has, until now, mostly been produced off-Broadway and in regional theaters.

In the early twilight hours of the evening, when one of baseball’s most remarkable nights still felt comparatively normal, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts made a prediction.

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The Liverpool boss said new arrivals in the summer and the departure of right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid could be contributing to Salah's comparatively slow start to the season.

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