Relatively meaning in English
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Definition
relatively: comparatively, when contrasted with something else; rather, somewhat, reasonably, quite
- "I'm pleased that our overhead remains relatively low despite our progressive expansion."
- "That's very disappointing, because it was a relatively simple function."
- "The truth is actually a long and relatively boring story that I will now tell you."
- "This is relatively sane and worried Gideon, saying goodbye."
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