comparatively slight
Frequency: 6.58.1 per million words
Refers to a small degree or amount in comparison to something else.
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- The side effects of the new drug were comparatively slight.
- The new model shows comparatively slight improvements over the previous version.
- The increase in profits this quarter was comparatively slight.
- Compared to the bustling city, the village offered a comparatively slight level of noise.
- Damage to the building from the earthquake was comparatively slight.
- Although she had a lot of experience, her salary increase was comparatively slight.
- The effort required for this task is comparatively slight, considering the reward.
- The economic impact of the new policy was comparatively slight in the first quarter.
- His build was comparatively slight for a professional football player.
- The risk of side effects from this medication is comparatively slight.
- Her improvement on the second exam was comparatively slight, but it was progress.
- When you consider the vastness of the ocean, the size of our boat seemed comparatively slight.
- The risk of a major incident at the plant is considered comparatively slight.
- The damage to the car was comparatively slight, mostly cosmetic.
- Compared to its neighbors, the country's population growth has been comparatively slight.
- The temperature difference between the two rooms was comparatively slight.
- The difference in flavor between the two brands is comparatively slight.
- Despite the initial setback, the overall progress made was comparatively slight.
- My own contribution to the project felt comparatively slight next to my colleagues' work.
- The adjustment period for the new software was comparatively slight for most users.