Oxford Spanish Dictionary
comparatively [am. angl. kəmˈpɛrədɪvli, brit. angl. kəmˈparətɪvli] PRISL.
- comparatively
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v slovarju PONS
comparatively PRISL.
- comparatively (by comparison)
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- comparatively (relatively)
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v slovarju PONS
comparatively PRISL.
- comparatively (by comparison)
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- comparatively (relatively)
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He accepted the result, as the election had been comparatively free and fair, marking a then-rare peaceful transfer of power between the two major parties.
en.wikipedia.org It is not known what brought him to the area or why he chose such a comparatively desolate site.
en.wikipedia.org Compared to his father, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great grandfather, he "seems" to have had a comparatively short reign.
en.wikipedia.org Advantages of such sensors are that only five connections to the sensor are needed, and the associated electronics is comparatively simple.
en.wikipedia.org Her surviving oeuvre is comparatively small, comprising 158 known oil paintings which rarely exceed 24 inches in height or width.
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