Synonyms for relatively
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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. Supply Minister Khaled Hanafi:

   We are serving 80 million Egyptians. And we are serving 6 billion loaves of bread per month, any fraction, any tiny small fraction in absolute figures, could be relatively large. But as a percent it is nothing. It is less than even the normal level of error that exists.

2. Stan Collender:

   This could be the beginning of the end of the congressional budget office if it loses credibility, it's not clear that whoever the Republicans pick will be nonpartisan. The fact that it's been relatively true in the past doesn't mean it's going to continue in the future.

3. Kenny Todd:

   Its absolutely a concern at this point when you dont know whats going on, were still scratching our heads looking at the data. Hopefully, we can clear that up in relatively short order.

4. Michael Kugelman:

   It is really very important to remember we are very fortunate to be here in the U.S., where these attacks happen relatively infrequently compared to other areas of the world, as frightening as they are, when you consider places like Iraq, Syria, Pakistan — we are so much safer than these regions. We have a much greater chance of being hit by a car than we do of being the victim of a terror attack.

5. Zara Patel:

   Compared to the other special senses, for example, loss of vision or hearing, the loss of smell is often thought of as relatively inconsequential, but this is far from the truth.