comparatively shallow
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Describes a depth (of water, of thought) that is less than a comparative standard.
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- The children's pool is comparatively shallow, making it safe for toddlers.
- The lake was comparatively shallow near the shore.
- Compared to the ocean's abyss, this lake is comparatively shallow.
- Her understanding of the subject was comparatively shallow.
- The river becomes comparatively shallow during the dry season.
- The discussion remained comparatively shallow, avoiding deeper topics.
- His analysis of the problem was comparatively shallow, missing the key underlying issues.
- Even after the heavy rain, the water in the pond was comparatively shallow.
- Her knowledge of the subject is comparatively shallow; she only knows the basics.
- His initial analysis of the data proved comparatively shallow.
- The villain in the movie felt comparatively shallow next to the complex hero.
- The new wading pool is comparatively shallow, ideal for toddlers.
- The excavation revealed that the ancient riverbed was comparatively shallow.
- Despite its width, the river is comparatively shallow in many sections.
- The discussion remained comparatively shallow, never delving into the controversial aspects.
- The conversation turned comparatively shallow when they avoided serious issues.
- Engineers designed the canal to be comparatively shallow to reduce construction costs.
- We discovered the topsoil to be comparatively shallow, limiting cultivation.
- While he seemed upset, his grief was comparatively shallow and he recovered quickly.
- The article offered a comparatively shallow overview of the complex issue.