comparably
Adverb
Meaning
in a comparable manner or to a comparable degree
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you will have to work comparably harder
According to the report, the ad campaign takes aim at Trump’s executive order “that would require Medicare to pay for certain drugs only if they are priced comparably to prices paid in other developed nations.”
Before “X,” full-fledged black operas were scarce: William Grant Still’s “Troubled Island,” in 1949, and Scott Joplin’s “Treemonisha,” in 1975, had comparably high-profile premières.
Floyd Lamb Park is known as a former popular destination for people seeking to establish the six-week residency in Nevada in order to take advantage of the state’s comparably relaxed divorce laws.
A comparably spec’d MacBook Pro 13 will set you back $2,900—so yeah, this is a premium product at a premium price.
A comparably stunning 55 percent of this age cohort have had children before marriage.