comparatively
adverb/kəmˈpærətɪvli/
Frequency rank: #7,549 most common English word
Meaning
to a moderate degree when measured against something else; relatively.
Example sentence
The new model is comparatively cheap compared to its predecessor.
Synonyms & related words
Practice this word in the quiz
More words in ranks 7,501–7,600
- cheekyShowing a lack of respect in a playful or amusing way; impudent but charming.
- chemistA scientist who studies or works with chemicals and their reactions.
- coastlineThe outline or shape of a coast, especially as seen on a map.
- cobraA large, venomous snake found mainly in Africa and Asia, known for spreading its neck into a hood when threatened.
- collaborateto work jointly with others toward a shared goal.
- cosmosthe universe regarded as an ordered and harmonious whole.
- cuffto put handcuffs on someone; to restrain someone's wrists with cuffs.
- cyclonea large, powerful, and destructive storm with strong rotating winds.
- dedicateTo give all your time and effort to a particular purpose.
- delusionalHolding false beliefs that are disconnected from reality, often despite evidence to the contrary.