New posts in comparatives

Comparative or superlative to describe a quality of a member of a set of two things?

grammar adjectives writing-style comparatives superlative-degree

Is it correct to use the comparative adjective "blacker?"

word-choice adjectives comparatives gradability

Can I say 'This transmitter extends three times signal range than the other one'? [closed]

Can I say "more funny" or "most funny" instead of "funnier" or "funniest"?

grammaticality comparatives superlative-degree

Use of comparative degree when no comparison is being done

adjectives comparatives

Which is more proper "rarest" or "most rare"?

comparatives superlative-degree degree-of-comparison

What do "the more" and "the less" modify in "The more our knowledge of things is certain and particular, the less it is possible for us to feign"?

Is 'worse' the only comparative that has neither -er nor more?

etymology comparatives word-formation

Justification of "more perfect" [closed]

Comparative adjectives in general, stand-alone use (meaning slightly)

idiom-meaning comparatives

Comparative or superlative use of the word "far"

comparatives superlative-degree

Comparative and superlative adverbs?

adverbs comparatives superlative-degree

Is "such a cooler" proper English?

word-choice grammaticality adjectives comparatives

Describing event with “greatest” date value

time comparatives dates

Less-experienced vs less experienced employee

adjectives hyphenation comparatives open-vs-closed-vs-hyphenated

What is the comparative of "I am broke"?

adjectives slang comparatives

the idiomatic use of "no more than" and "no less than"

idioms negation comparatives comparisons

Can we use “elder to” as a comparative adjective?

adjectives comparatives

The meaning of "no more … than"

negation comparatives

Usage of 'much more'

grammar word-usage colloquialisms comparatives