Comparatively
Comparatively adverb - In a relative manner; by comparison to something else.
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Simply and comparatively are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Simply" instead an adverb "Comparatively".
Simply
Simply adverb - For nothing other than.
Comparatively and simply are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comparatively" instead an adverb "Simply".
Nearby Words: simple, simplistic
Both words in one sentence
- If you're running a New Game+, the boss can't simply be blazed through with your previous-run gear and items, while other bosses can be Curb Stomped with such with comparatively little issue.
Source: Goddamned Boss -
Howard Roark's comparatively short speech at his trial for the dynamiting of a housing project in The Fountainhead (around 8 pages) simply manages to nab him a verdict of not guilty.
Source: Talking the Monster to Death -
The reason why an orange-plumed bird or orange-furred or haired mammal is described as "red" is that the English language simply did not have a word for "orange" until comparatively recently.
Source: Useful Notes / Green is Blue
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