
relativ
relatively
Used as an adverb to soften a statement; means something like 'quite', 'comparatively', or 'fairly'.
Für diese Jahreszeit ist es heute relativ warm.
For this time of year, it is relatively warm today.
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relatively
Used as an adverb to soften a statement; means something like 'quite', 'comparatively', or 'fairly'.
Für diese Jahreszeit ist es heute relativ warm.
For this time of year, it is relatively warm today.

relative
Used as an adjective to express that something is not absolute, but depends on a particular point of view or relationship.
Ob etwas teuer ist, ist immer relativ und hängt vom Einkommen ab.
Whether something is expensive is always relative and depends on income.
The German word 'relativ' (relative/relatively) is an adjective or adverb. Don't confuse it with the English noun 'a relative' (a family member). A family member is called 'der/die Verwandte' in German.
Meine Verwandten leben alle in einer anderen Stadt.
My relatives all live in another city.
As an adverb, 'relativ' (relatively) comes before an adjective or another adverb and slightly weakens its meaning. It then means 'ziemlich' (quite) or 'vergleichsweise' (comparatively) and is not declined.
Der Film war relativ langweilig.
The film was relatively boring.
As an adjective, 'relativ' (relative) expresses that something depends on a point of view. If it comes before a noun, it must be declined like any other adjective.
Das ist nur eine relative Sicherheit, keine absolute.
That is only relative security, not absolute security.
right / quite
Recht and relativ can indicate the degree of a quality. Recht directly intensifies it and means something like “quite” or “very.” Relativ tends to soften the statement and often suggests a comparison or reference point.

Im Vergleich zur Strecke gestern ist der Weg zum Bahnhof relativ lang.
Compared with yesterday’s route, the walk to the train station is relatively long.
Der Weg zum Bahnhof ist recht lang.
The walk to the train station is quite long.