How to say "relatively" in Japanese

• 割とわりとJLPT N2approx.Common
  adverbCovers 'relatively' in the looser sense 'fairly, rather', often with a nuance of more than expected: a dish that turns out fairly tasty, a chore that is fairly easy after all. Interchangeable with 割に.
• 割にわりにCommon
  adverbThe base form of 割と, with the same meanings: 'comparatively, relatively', and the looser 'fairly, rather'. Often carries the same nuance of more than expected — a movie that is fairly interesting, for instance.
• 比較的ひかくてきJLPT N2approx.Common
  adverbThe word for a plain, measured 'relatively, comparatively', comparing something against a standard, as in 'relatively cheap' or 'relatively few problems'. Unlike the other two, it does not extend to the looser 'fairly, rather'.
  以下いかの説明せつめいは多おおくの異ことなる理論りろんを比較的ひかくてき対照たいしょうすることによって得えられたものである。↗

  The explanation below was achieved by comparing and contrasting a variety of different theories.

Use 比較的 for a plain, measured 'relatively/comparatively'; use 「割と」 or 「割に」 for the looser 'fairly, rather' sense, often implying more than expected — those two are interchangeable variants of each other.

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• 割とわりとcomparatively
• 割にわりにcomparatively
• 比較的ひかくてきcomparatively
• まだat least