affinitive, appertaining, collatable, comparable, correlative, like, much at one, pertaining, proportional, referring, relative
Definitionadj. relating to or based on or involving comparison
Last update: October 22, 2015
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He is studying comparative literature. [Please select]
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Fourteen years of friction and struggle followed, and if there came after them a period of comparative triumph and repose for the great reformer it must still be remembered that he was never able to have his ideal ecclesiastical organization fully realized in the city of his adoption. [Please select]
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A comparative silence ensued. [Please select]
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How had he attempted to remedy this state of comparative ignorance. [Please select]
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Langholm took his comparative crony by the arm. [Please select]
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COMPARATIVE SKILL OF THE ANCIENTS AND MODERNS IN MECHANICS. [Please select]
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Mechanics, Comparative Skill of the Ancients and Moderns in, iii, 45. [Please select]
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But this state of comparative comfort did not last long. [Please select]
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Thus they floated for several days in comparative peace and comfort. [Please select]
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] [Footnote 63: A professor of comparative legislation, M. [Please select]
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[47] Anatomie comparative du système nerveux, tome i, 1839, p. [Please select]
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