Comparative close superlative A word that describes the most of something, for example the biggest, the strongest, the fastest. adjectives close comparative An adjective used to compare two things ...

Comparative adjectives are used to compare two things of the same quality, for example, “Typhoid is more dreadful than malaria”. Positive adjectives describe people.

Another group of words, adverbs, can also be used like comparative and superlative adjectives but to compare actions or adjectives rather than nouns or things. Here's an example. Smith supported ...

Dumb and Dumber-er: Philologos hunts for what determines the usage of the comparative form of adjectives. Image by new line cinema. Rabbi Richard Hammerman of Caldwell, N.J., ...

Variations on adjectives, the words that describe things, may well reflect the competitiveness in the world. Or maybe they just add nuance. I haven't decided yet. Some examples of adjectives are ...