comparatively light

Frequency: 6.99.9 per million words

Refers to weight, color, or seriousness that is less than a comparative standard.

comparativelyADVERB + ADJECTIVE

Categories:

light

Examples (10)

  • A modern laptop is comparatively light when you think about the desktops of the past.
  • The backpack felt comparatively light after I removed the heavy textbooks.
  • For its size, this piece of luggage is comparatively light.
  • Carbon fiber makes the new bicycle frame comparatively light without sacrificing strength.
  • She chose a comparatively light shade of blue for the bedroom walls to make the space feel bigger.
  • His hair turned a comparatively light brown during the summer months.
  • The punishment he received was comparatively light considering the severity of the offense.
  • This year's workload has been comparatively light, allowing me to focus on personal projects.
  • Compared to last week's storm, the rainfall today is comparatively light.
  • The movie's themes are comparatively light, making it suitable for a family audience.