relatively rare

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uncommon in relation to others or a standard

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  • Discovering such a perfectly preserved fossil is relatively rare.
  • While not endangered, sightings of this bird are becoming relatively rare in urban areas.
  • A total solar eclipse is a relatively rare astronomical event that many travel great distances to witness.
  • Finding an original first edition of this classic novel is relatively rare and highly sought after by collectors.
  • In the modern era, traditional craftsmanship of this quality has become relatively rare.
  • Such severe complications from the procedure are relatively rare, occurring in less than one percent of cases.
  • Although common in some regions, this particular mushroom species is relatively rare in our local forests.
  • True leadership that combines vision and empathy is, unfortunately, relatively rare in today's political landscape.
  • Instances of spontaneous recovery from this condition are relatively rare, but not unheard of.
  • Despite its widespread reputation, the genuine article is actually relatively rare to encounter in person.