♦ relatively

♦ relatively
♦ relatively /ˈrɛlətɪvlɪ/
avv.
relativamente, piuttosto: relatively new [cheap], relativamente nuovo [poco costoso]; Trade is relatively slack, gli scambi sono piuttosto deboli
relatively to, relativamente a; in rapporto a □ relatively speaking, da un punto di vista relativo.

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