relatively in Italian
relatively in Italian is relativamente — relatively means fairly or somewhat, when judged against a typical standard.
relatively in Italian
relativamente
What does "relatively" mean?
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adverb Fairly or somewhat, when judged against a typical standard.
"The exam was relatively easy compared to last year's."
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adverb In comparison with something else, rather than in an absolute sense.
"The two results should be judged relatively, not on their own."
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relatively in a sentence
- The exam was relatively easy compared to last year's.
- Traffic was relatively light for a Friday afternoon.
- The two results should be judged relatively, not on their own.
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What is "relatively" in Italian?
"relatively" in Italian is relativamente. relatively means: Fairly or somewhat, when judged against a typical standard.
How do you use "relatively" in a sentence?
Example: "The exam was relatively easy compared to last year's." In Italian, "relatively" is relativamente.
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