Antonyms for comparativelycom·par·a·tive·ly

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1. relatively, comparativelyadverb

   in a relative manner; by comparison to something else

   "the situation is relatively calm now"

   Synonyms:
   relatively

How to use comparatively in a sentence?

1. Josef Woodman:

   One of the hallmarks of a good destination is accessibility, (Mauritius) has comparatively good healthcare for the region...but it's ambitious to attract patients from outside.

2. Ricardo Rodríguez-Varela:

   We suspected that there was a chronology to the northern Scandinavian gene pool, and it did indeed prove that a more recent influx of Uralic ancestry into Scandinavia define much of the northern gene pool, but if it is recent, it is comparatively so. For example, we know that this Uralic ancestry was present in northern Scandinavia as early as during the late Viking period.

3. Mat Oakley:

   ...The practicalities of hiring or moving 1,000-5,000 staff to comparatively small markets in Ireland, France or Germany were so spectacularly difficult, they couldn't envisage moving lock, stock and barrel, nOT ALL OR NOTHING.

4. United States:

   We're doing a lot of testing comparatively, we want to find the cases which is why we're testing where there's suspicion.

5. Hannah Whitall Smith:

   Where the soul is full of peace and joy, outward surrounding and circumstances are of comparatively little account.

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