relatively fixed

Frequency: 6.530.8 per million words

Fixed in comparison to something else; not absolutely fixed.

fixedADVERB + fixed

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relatively

Examples (10)

  • House prices are relatively fixed in this neighborhood compared to downtown.
  • The company's budget remains relatively fixed despite market fluctuations.
  • Her schedule is relatively fixed during the school term.
  • Interest rates have been relatively fixed for the past six months.
  • The restaurant's menu prices are relatively fixed throughout the year.
  • His daily routine is relatively fixed but allows for some flexibility.
  • The exchange rate has remained relatively fixed against major currencies.
  • Software licensing costs are relatively fixed for enterprise customers.
  • The project timeline is relatively fixed with minor adjustments possible.
  • Rental prices in this area are relatively fixed compared to neighboring districts.