relatively

In Italian, the word 'relativamente' is used to express the idea of 'relatively' or 'comparatively'. It is often used to indicate that something is true or significant only in relation to something else, or to express a comparison between two things. For example, 'Questo problema è relativamente facile da risolvere' means 'This problem is relatively easy to solve'. The word 'relativamente' is an adverb and is usually placed before the verb it modifies.

Example sentences using: relativamente

Il costo della vita è relativamente alto in questa città.

The cost of living is relatively high in this city.

This phrase compares the cost of living in the specified city to other places, indicating that it is higher in comparison.

Le temperature in estate sono relativamente piacevoli.

The temperatures in summer are relatively pleasant.

In this example, the speaker describes the summer temperatures as being pleasant compared to other seasons.

Il film è relativamente lungo, ma molto interessante.

The movie is relatively long, but very interesting.

Here, the speaker comments on the duration of a movie, suggesting that despite its length, it maintains a high level of interest.