comparatively price

Frequency: 2.00.5 per million words

This is an unusual collocation; the source may have intended 'priced'. 'Comparatively priced' means an item's price is being compared to others.

comparativelyADVERB + VERB

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price

Examples (10)

  • For its features, the new smartphone is comparatively priced.
  • Compared to other homes in the neighborhood, this one is comparatively priced.
  • We chose this caterer because their packages were comparatively priced yet offered more options.
  • Even luxury models from this brand are comparatively priced against their main rivals.
  • We are looking for a hotel that is centrally located but still comparatively priced.
  • The new software subscription is comparatively priced, making it an attractive option for startups.
  • If the product were comparatively priced, more people would consider buying it.
  • The organic produce at this market is often comparatively priced with supermarket selections.
  • The consultant's fees were not comparatively priced; they were much higher than the industry average.
  • Do you think this antique vase is comparatively priced considering its age and condition?