Comparatively
Comparatively adverb - In a relative manner; by comparison to something else.
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Synonyms for Comparatively
Openly and comparatively are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Openly" instead an adverb "Comparatively".
Openly
Openly adverb - In an open way.
Comparatively and openly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comparatively" instead an adverb "Openly".
Nearby Word: openness
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Interestingly, Mario Lombardi from the original Colombian version was more open but nothing near to flamboyant, having comparatively few mannerisms while talking about his boyfriends and male lovers quite openly; it seems that, in his case, calling him "gay" openly was a bit redundant.
Source: Ambiguously Gay / Live-Action TV - His shinigami persona is comparatively even more amoral than he used to be as a human, but he's also become more childlike and openly affectionate.
Source: And Then John Was a Zombie -
Janine's ability to dodge trouble (legal trouble at least) has been frequently lampshaded, and ensured that (minus about 4 people) everyone despises her openly, leading her to at least suffer several unpleasant (but comparatively insignificant) moments in life to balance things a little.
Source: Series / EastEnders
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