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There are 10 words beginning with COMPARATCOMPARATIST | • comparatist n. A person who carries out a comparative study, especially of language and literary works. • COMPARATIST n. one that uses a comparative method (as in the study of literature). | COMPARATISTS | • comparatists n. Plural of comparatist. • COMPARATIST n. one that uses a comparative method (as in the study of literature). | COMPARATIVE | • comparative adj. Of or relating to comparison. • comparative adj. Using comparison as a method of study, or founded on something using it. • comparative adj. Approximated by comparison; relative. | COMPARATIVELY | • comparatively adv. In a comparative manner. • comparatively adv. When compared to other entities. • COMPARATIVE adv. of the nature of comparison. | COMPARATIVENESS | • comparativeness n. The state or quality of being comparative. • COMPARATIVE n. of the nature of comparison. | COMPARATIVES | • comparatives n. Plural of comparative. • COMPARATIVE n. one that compares with another esp. on equal footing. | COMPARATIVIST | • comparativist n. Alternative form of comparatist. • COMPARATIVIST n. one who conducts a comparative study. | COMPARATIVISTS | • comparativists n. Plural of comparativist. • COMPARATIVIST n. one who conducts a comparative study. | COMPARATOR | • comparator n. Any device for comparing a physical property of two objects, or an object with a standard. • comparator n. An electronic device that compares two voltages, currents or streams of data. • comparator n. (Law) anything that serves comparison. | COMPARATORS | • comparators n. Plural of comparator. • COMPARATOR n. any device for comparing accurately, so as e.g. to detect deviations from a standard or to confirm identity. |
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