Synonyms for relatively
rel·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:
   comparatively

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1. relativelyadjective

   Synonyms:
   with reference to something else, not absolutely

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1. List of paraphrases for "relatively":

   comparatively, fairly, quite, relative, rather, enough, reasonably, relation, respect, somewhat, pretty, relating, related, regarding, comparison

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1. Andy Finton:

   I know it's alive and it's still relatively healthy ; and if this year isn't its year, then next year hopefully will be, our trees and forests are very inherently resilient.

2. Statistics Canada:

   Canada's international transactions in securities reflected relatively volatile investment patterns in recent months, with investors facing changes in oil and stock prices as well as a lower currency exchange rate.

3. Credit Suisse:

   While long-term fundamentals remain relatively supportive, the short-term picture is more challenging, high earnings expectations provide room for disappointment and the relative earnings revisions have been the weakest of all the main regions.

4. Katarina Zarutskie:

   We had seen all these nurse sharks swimming around the marina and I had already known, because I’ve surfed my whole life [ that nurse sharks are relatively harmless ] … I thought it was safe and I saw kids snorkeling, and against my boyfriend’s family’s wishes I thought it would be fine.

5. Ben LaBolt:

   While relatively moderate Republican House candidates performed in line with expectations, MAGA aligned, election denying extremists lost nearly all of their tossup races, their beliefs were simply too radical for persuadable voters. President Biden and Democrats beat expectations by nominating mainstream candidates, passing a popular agenda to bring down costs for working Americans, and serving as a bulwark against extremism.