What is another word for comparably?

Pronunciation: [kˈɒmpəɹəbli] (IPA)

When we talk about comparably, we're referring to things that are roughly similar and equitable in terms of quality or quantity. However, English is a rich language with many words at our disposal, so here are some synonyms you can use to add variety to your writing: similarly, equivalently, correspondingly, likewise, equally, proportionately, evenly, consistently. All of these words capture the essence of comparably, but each brings its own nuance and tone to the table. Experiment with different synonyms to find the one that works best in your particular context.

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What are the hypernyms for Comparably?

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What are the opposite words for comparably?

Comparably means in a way that can be compared or measured against another thing. Antonyms for comparably include incomparably, uncomparably, incommensurately and unequally. Incomparably means to an extent or degree that cannot be compared, surpassed or equalled by anything else. Uncomparably means that something is not comparable or cannot be compared with anything else due to its uniqueness. Incommensurately means things or values having no common measure or standard of comparison. Unequally means things are not similar or balanced in size, quantity, quality, or value when compared to another thing.

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Usage examples for Comparably

There is nothing surprising in this development, for a tobacco plant, unlike a grapevine or an olive tree, matures within a few months of its planting, and the tobacco habit at this time was a thing of comparably rapid growth in many parts of the world.
"The Virginia Company Of London, 1606-1624"
Wesley Frank Craven
Even tobacco and liquor were present in comparably liberal quantities.
"Gone Fishing"
James H. Schmitz
We cannot apprehend an object as sublime while we apprehend it as comparably, measurably, or finitely great.
"Oxford Lectures on Poetry"
Andrew Cecil Bradley

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