Relatively

/ˈrɛlətɪvli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In relation or comparison to something else; somewhat.

The weather is relatively mild for this time of year.

To some degree; not completely.

She was relatively happy with the outcome of the meeting.

Used to indicate that something is true in a comparative context.

This model is relatively more efficient than the previous one.

In a way that expresses a relationship to something.

His performance was relatively better than his colleagues.

From Late Latin 'relativus', meaning ‘having reference or relation’.

relatively speaking

When comparing one thing to another; in comparison.

relatively few

A small number in comparison to something larger.

relatively young

Young in comparison to others of a similar nature.

relative

A term that denotes a connection or relationship to something else.

relation

A way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected.

Somewhat

That movie was relatively good, especially for a low-budget film.

Kinda

I'm relatively busy today, but I can make some time for you.