Comparably: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when discussing two or more things that are similar in nature or quality. It indicates that the items being compared are almost the same in a certain respect.

• The two cars are comparably priced, making it hard to choose between them.
• Her skills are comparably advanced to those of her colleagues.

This term is used to describe something in comparison to something else, often implying that the comparison makes the subject appear more within a certain context or in relation to a certain standard.

• She is relatively new to the field, but she's learning quickly.
• The weather today is relatively mild compared to the harsh conditions last week.

This word is used when indicating that something is in a corresponding ratio or relationship to something else. It often describes changes or distributions that are relative to size, amount, or degree.

• Income taxes should rise proportionately with earnings.
• The number of students increased, but the number of teachers did not grow proportionately.