Hugely
Relatively
Relatively adverb - To some degree or extent.
Usage example: these newly acquired in-laws felt relatively comfortable at our family reunion
Hugely is an antonym for relatively.
Both words in one sentence
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This, along with its relatively large and hugely educated population, means that it can become civilized relatively quickly and immediately become at least a secondary power with an ideal position to dominate China and Southeast Asia.
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Money for Nothing: One of the Yeti-like Mojyamon in Freezeland will trade your relatively cheap recovery items and easy-to-catch fish for hugely valuable stat boosting items.
Source: Video Game / Digimon World -
Villainous Valour: It's a major plot point in many stories that the Skull and his minions are a relatively small and hugely outnumbered band of fighters hunted by all the most powerful nations and superheroes of the world.
Source: Comicbook / Red Skull
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