Comparatively is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPARATIVELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• According to estimate made by comparison; relatively; not positively or absolutely.
ADVERB:
• COMPARATIVE, of the nature of comparison
• to a moderate degree as compared to something else; relatively
• in a relative manner; by comparison to something else
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of, relating to, or constituting the degree of comparison in a language that denotes increase in the quality, quantity, or relation expressed by an adjective or adverb

Words related to COMPARATIVELY

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How to use COMPARATIVELY in a sentence

• But the phenomena here are comparatively simple, and easily traced.
• Even in comparatively recent times the development of town life in Virginia has been very slow.
• She might be anchored in comparatively shallow water.
• Swanage is in a comparatively inaccessible position.
• All things considered, the brother and friends of Ellen would rather have seen her laid in her grave, than allied to a comparatively poor young man, and their bitterest enemy.
• Although comparatively a young man, he has already had a most creditable career, and given new lustre to an old and honored name.
• A comparatively short period of time elapsed before the consulting-room door opened once more.
• The comparatively small pieces found at Tivoli now adorn the Churches of St.
• An obscure period, like the Egyptian Hyksos Age, ensued, but it was of comparatively brief duration.
• If we have an eye for location and the courage of our convictions, we may chance upon an excellent lot that can be had for a comparatively small price because of its detachment.
• Perhaps the fact that the bulbs are valueless after the first year may in a measure account for the comparatively limited culture.
• It was surprising to find the comparatively little damage the town had suffered.
• Human sacrifices were offered here in comparatively recent times, and it is not denied that they would be offered now if the law allowed.
• The rest are either comparatively unimportant or are more conveniently treated of as religious sects.
• He began to learn English at a comparatively advanced stage of his education, and the simplicity of its grammar and syntax was a revelation to him.
• The head of the comet being comparatively heavy and massive, falls on toward the sun, despite the electrical repulsion.
• For it is evident that if a camel were small enough to pass through the eye of a needle, there would be comparatively little trouble in swallowing him.
• CHAPTER XXIV The strike had been carried on with comparatively little disorder.
• But the defects in both these tales are comparatively slight.
• The camps which the enemy occupied during the night were comparatively uninjured, so confident were the Rebels that our defeat was assured.
• These principles and laws are comparatively few in number and comparatively simple.
• The current new supplies of gold are comparatively regular.
• Dream not, Coleridge, of having tasted all the grandeur and wildness of fancy till you have gone mad! All now seems to me vapid, comparatively so.
• This form is of comparatively recent adoption and its success has not yet been thoroughly demonstrated.
• None of them had run for longer than eight months, and I had only written five in all, but they had made me comparatively rich.
• Under the simpler forms of civilization that have prevailed in the past, it was comparatively easy to find the complement for any particular man or woman.

Similar words containing MPARATIVE without suffix ly and without prefix co

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