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Comparative for very serious or severe
Comparative for persisting for a long time or constantly recurring
Comparative for habitual, firmly established, and unlikely to change
Comparative for of a very poor quality
Comparative for happening regularly, time after time
Comparative for in a continued fashion, to an utter or complete degree, without relief
Comparative for of the most normal, frequent, or regular type
Comparative for not able to be cured
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for very serious or severe
seriouser
graver
acuter
direr
severer
extremer
terribler
awfuller
lousier
riskier
poorer
sorrier
horribler
grimmer
ghastlier
scarier
wretcheder
horrider
miserabler
fearfuller
woefuller
gloomier
dreader
crueler
uglier
fiercer
more dangerous
more alarming
more dreadful
more appalling
more frightful
more critical
more deplorable
more hopeless
more parlous
more outrageous
more desperate
more irretrievable
more calamitous
more perilous
more precarious
more hazardous
more intolerable
more lamentable
more horrifying
more frightening
more horrendous
more terrifying
more forbidding
more unfortunate
more fearsome
more atrocious
more direful
more intimidating
more formidable
more dismal
more unspeakable
more redoubtable
more ominous
more abysmal
more terrific
more godawful
more bodeful
more afflictive
more spine-chilling
more hair-raising
more ❯
“Britain's
chronic
teacher shortage forced a number of state schools to introduce a four-day week earlier this month.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for persisting for a long time or constantly recurring
longer-lasting
longer-term
steadier
older
pushier
slower
lengthier
longer
greater
farther
commoner
thicker
harder
more constant
more persistent
more incessant
more lasting
more sustained
more enduring
more abiding
more prolonged
more immedicable
more protracted
more unyielding
more long-lived
more ever-present
more unceasing
more uninterrupted
more unremitting
more permanent
more unrelenting
more interminable
more repeated
more everlasting
more frequent
more regular
more relentless
more unrelieved
more habitual
more timeless
more unfailing
more repetitive
more dateless
more unchanging
more periodical
more unflagging
more undying
more unwaning
more unvarying
more oft-repeated
more unabated
more unwavering
more ageless
more indefatigable
more perdurable
more seasonal
more persevering
more routine
more numerous
more unfaltering
more customary
more usual
more durable
more deathless
more rolling
more aeonian
more long-drawn-out
more unsleeping
more nagging
more cyclical
more maintained
more dogged
more unmerciful
more cyclic
more monotonous
more undeviating
more standardized
US
more interminate
more unwearying
more unswerving
more extended
more drawn-out
more inveterate
more familiar
more manifold
more profuse
more intermittent
more longevous
more unwearied
more connected
more diligent
more assiduous
more inexorable
more unsparing
more unalleviated
more sedulous
more ❯
“The only thing we can say for certain is that we still have a lot to learn about the relation between cancer and
chronic
inflammation.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for habitual, firmly established, and unlikely to change
stubborner
firmer
completer
stauncher
steadfaster
truer
loyaler
deeper
staider
arranter
devouter
earnester
torrider
supremer
extremer
securer
longer-lasting
faster
older
longer-term
steadier
surer
more inveterate
more habitual
more compulsive
more hardened
more established
more rooted
more fixed
more settled
more ingrained
more inbred
more obstinate
more pathological
more incessant
more routine
more tenacious
more unmitigated
more usual
more dyed-in-the-wool
more deep-seated
more bred-in-the-bone
more persistent
more obsessive
more seasoned
more thorough
more diehard
more committed
more unshakeable
more enduring
more thoroughgoing
more addicted
more accustomed
more unwavering
more dedicated
more hardcore
more uncompromising
more devoted
more unapologetic
more faithful
more hard-core
more set
more obsessional
more constant
more abiding
more well-established
more unswerving
more absolute
more regular
more hooked
more unfaltering
more hard-shell
more indelible
more genuine
more accepted
more irradicable
more unreformable
more unyielding
more frequent
more hopeless
more lasting
more resolute
more wholehearted
more stalwart
more ardent
more vehement
more fanatical
more zealous
more unshakable
more intransigent
more inexorable
more fervent
more explicit
more definite
more ever-present
more deep-set
more red-hot
more dependent
more intractable
more recidivous
more shameless
more uncontrolled
more pathologic
more permanent
more adamant
more protracted
more ineffaceable
more driven
more long-lived
more irresistible
more fiery
more impulsive
more uncontrollable
more radical
more valid
more prevalent
more fundamental
more profound
more basic
more inbuilt
more subconscious
more embedded
more everlasting
more undying
more inextirpable
more stable
more inexpungible
more durable
more unremitting
more resistant
more grounded
more customary
more inerasable
more determined
more timeless
more dogged
more ageless
more unceasing
more unrelenting
more uninterrupted
more unchanging
more inflexible
more immovable
more interminable
more dateless
more reliable
more indefatigable
more perdurable
more dependable
more unflagging
more indissoluble
more relentless
more decided
more certain
more unvacillating
more cast-iron
more well-founded
more ❯
“By his
chronic
propensity to tolerate such patent idiocy and mediocrity, he helps to perpetuate the present problem.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for of a very poor quality
terribler
awfuller
lousier
direr
rottener
crummier
duffer
uselesser
poxier
woefuller
wretcheder
poorer
badder
pitifuller
miserabler
horribler
cheaper
sorrier
shoddier
ropier
bummer
sadder
trashier
junkier
schlockier
suckier
punker
sleazier
nastier
lamer
paltrier
commoner
coarser
cheesier
grodier
grimmer
meaner
viler
grottier
cruddier
wacker
rougher
grungier
fouler
disgustinger
unpleasanter
faultier
dirtier
feebler
grubbier
rattier
scurvier
scummier
scabbier
hatefuller
obscener
horrider
dodgier
hairier
baser
tawdrier
tackier
tattier
unhappier
shabbier
graver
ickier
grosser
crumbier
beastlier
raunchier
stinkier
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
eviller
fulsomer
dicier
uglier
abjecter
ghastlier
yuckier
wickeder
gruesomer
sordider
loathlier
ignobler
viciouser
grislier
lower
crueler
skankier
darker
harsher
unworthier
bitterer
blacker
fearfuller
dastardlier
shadier
filthier
severer
vulgarer
unholier
snider
ranker
difficulter
dolefuler
smellier
unlovelier
sicker
painfuller
fiercer
niffier
funkier
squalider
sourer
bloodthirstier
creepier
yukkier
violenter
slimier
whiffier
pongier
bloodier
perverser
benter
harder
acrider
adverser
peskier
bleaker
unseemlier
shier
scarier
harmfuller
wantoner
eerier
profaner
starker
grotesquer
tougher
uncleaner
ornerier
grimier
muckier
sneakier
seedier
seriouser
extremer
crasser
spitefuller
heavier
sombrer
UK
soberer
somberer
US
sicklier
unkinder
seamier
unhealthier
smuttier
dingier
dustier
muddier
intenser
cowardlier
scuzzier
pettier
forlorner
gnarlier
acuter
stronger
measlier
scungier
messier
cattier
greater
curster
dreader
rockier
woozier
mustier
fustier
higher
stenchier
unfairer
mightier
austerer
frowsier
frowstier
frowzier
humbler
weirder
guiltier
squickier
riper
ruggeder
stupider
lowlier
gorier
feller
gloomier
dourer
beggarlier
madder
awkwarder
cruder
unearthlier
stiffer
gruffer
absurder
sillier
unrulier
flimsier
weaker
shlockier
weightier
sterner
flintier
heftier
unfriendlier
ruddier
loster
more dreadful
more appalling
more atrocious
more abysmal
more lamentable
more pathetic
more frightful
more hopeless
more rubbish
more execrable
more pants
more laughable
more abominable
more egregious
more unsatisfactory
more inadequate
more deplorable
more substandard
more diabolical
more disgraceful
more mediocre
more dismal
more second-rate
more rubbishy
more godawful
more unacceptable
more low-grade
more contemptible
more worthless
more odious
more despicable
more horrendous
more disastrous
more shameful
more cheapjack
more dissatisfactory
more pitiable
more sickening
more disappointing
more direful
more defective
more inept
more detestable
more unspeakable
more scandalous
more reprehensible
more stinking
more damnable
more grievous
more offensive
more loathsome
more repellent
more disagreeable
more revolting
more repugnant
more unfortunate
more regrettable
more repulsive
more obnoxious
more deficient
more imperfect
more calamitous
more nauseous
more careless
more negligent
more amateurish
more abhorrent
more hideous
more bungling
more heinous
more god-awful
more hellacious
more accursed
more cursed
more horrifying
more ineffectual
more derisory
more distasteful
more unsound
more nauseating
more broken
more inexpert
more distressing
more critical
more amiss
more heartbreaking
more noxious
more noisome
more alarming
more rancid
more overwhelming
more intolerable
more afflictive
more unbearable
more desperate
more fallacious
more tinhorn
more bush-league
more scurrilous
more blah
more indefensible
more erroneous
more repellant
more villainous
more brutal
more revulsive
more hellish
more derisible
more unstable
more parlous
more monstrous
more horrific
more confounded
more catastrophic
more rueful
more objectionable
more outrageous
more unsavoury
UK
more unsavory
US
more disgustful
more disreputable
more dishonourable
UK
more unpalatable
more dishonorable
US
more ignominious
more iniquitous
more putrid
more displeasing
more nefarious
more off-putting
more immoral
more degenerate
more unprincipled
more insufferable
more depraved
more sinful
more frightening
more infamous
more macabre
more corrupt
more flagitious
more wrong
more bogging
more low-down
more nightmarish
more uninviting
more unforgivable
more forbidding
more criminal
more inexcusable
more fiendish
more opprobrious
more lurid
more unscrupulous
more murderous
more inhuman
more harrowing
more infernal
more savage
more barbarous
more ungodly
more troublesome
more disconcerting
more reprobate
more unethical
more terrifying
more disturbing
more unrighteous
more unsettling
more disquieting
more unpardonable
more dishonest
more unlawful
more irksome
more annoying
more vomitous
more undesirable
more unpleasing
more unwelcome
more stomach-turning
more stomach-churning
more troubling
more malodorous
more upsetting
more fetid
US
more exceptionable
more daunting
more rebarbative
more mephitic
more dissolute
more terrific
more irritating
more galling
more devilish
more excruciating
more ruthless
more merciless
more stressful
more currish
more barbaric
more perverted
more crooked
more uncomfortable
more invidious
more brutish
more diabolic
more festy
more insupportable
more fraught
more traumatic
more agonizing
US
more underhanded
more unconscionable
more louche
more torturous
more unappetizing
more treacherous
more grewsome
more olid
more distressful
more pitiless
more worrisome
more unsightly
more flagrant
more uncongenial
more spine-chilling
more knavish
more notorious
more hostile
more foul-smelling
more bestial
more tragic
more miasmal
more malfeasant
more sinister
more impure
more amoral
more black-hearted
more unutterable
more worrying
more warped
more sadistic
more tragical
more ferocious
more malevolent
more heartless
more indescribable
more hurtful
more inglorious
more dislikeable
more despisable
more unrespectable
more pestilential
more gut-wrenching
more disdainable
more inhumane
more dislikable
more degrading
more hair-raising
more shameless
more debauched
more indecent
more depressing
more troublous
more tormenting
more underhand
more bothersome
more injurious
more callous
more formidable
more condemnable
more censurable
more unjustifiable
more unbecoming
more abandoned
more miscreant
more malignant
more brute
more illegal
more butcherly
more emetic
more roguish
more scoundrelly
more cold-blooded
more sanguinary
more rascally
more sullied
more deceitful
more startling
more maleficent
more pestiferous
more fearsome
more vexatious
more intimidating
more wrongful
more irreligious
more impious
more sacrilegious
more oppressed
more blasphemous
more redoubtable
more devastating
more caitiff
more malicious
more godless
more profligate
more improper
more cataclysmic
more illicit
more unattractive
more lawless
more embarrassing
more brackish
more illegitimate
more poisonous
more tainted
more polluted
more pernicious
more unlikable
more unmerciful
more discomposing
more glaring
more uncleanly
more soiled
more hated
more trying
more undignified
more onerous
more degraded
more destructive
more hateable
more uncool
more servile
more off-color
US
more truculent
more godforsaken
more unappealing
more impoverished
more bloodcurdling
more morbid
more messed up
more ruinous
more untrustworthy
more disheartening
more flaming
more cussed
more inclement
more felonious
more foreboding
more demoralizing
US
more reprovable
more senseless
more preposterous
more unwarrantable
more unreasonable
more uncharitable
more indictable
more arduous
more tremendous
more infuriating
more exasperating
more satanic
more uncalled for
more inexpressible
more unendurable
more uncaring
more deleterious
more mortifying
more despised
more baneful
more unfeeling
more heartstopping
more humourless
UK
more humorless
US
more solemn
more taxing
more unrelenting
more bewildering
more astonishing
more staggering
more amazing
more stunning
more facinorous
more hateworthy
more surprising
more wanting
more dangerous
more excessive
more stained
more bedraggled
more blackened
more draggled
more dreaded
more saddening
more desolate
more inauspicious
more graceless
more deceptive
more sorrowful
more ridiculous
more demoralising
UK
more shuddersome
more abhorred
more venal
more unpropitious
more baleful
more mercenary
more indelicate
more screwed up
more poverty-stricken
more affecting
more nerve-racking
more nerve-wracking
more unjust
more thoughtless
more humiliating
more unprovoked
more demonic
more demoniacal
more maddening
more demoniac
more scabrous
more ruffianly
more blackguardly
more cutting
more biting
more thievish
more sociopathic
more psychopathic
more diseased
more disrespectful
more meanspirited
more bilious
more Mephistophelian
more piteous
more demonian
more unwholesome
more demonical
more overpowering
more undescribable
more Luciferian
more peccant
more culpable
more slipshod
more reeky
more inelegant
more sanguine
more irreverent
more tasteless
more oppressive
more backbiting
more untrue
more miasmic
more slavish
more unsuitable
more inappropriate
more threatening
more footling
more inconceivable
more unimaginable
more undefinable
more preternatural
more cloying
more questionable
more intemperate
more drunken
more perfidious
more faithless
more inhospitable
more dilapidated
more ominous
more inconvenient
more unhallowed
more unrefined
more damaging
more nagging
more unadorable
more unlovable
more nocuous
more mischievous
more prejudicial
more accurst
more bribable
more eye-watering
more plebeian
more spine-tingling
more burdensome
more detrimental
more wayward
more ill
more no-account
more sedate
more bush
more decadent
more indecorous
more unbefitting
more relentless
more possessed
more swinish
more outcast
more implacable
more crazed
more maniacal
more unfavourable
UK
more unfavorable
US
more jacked up
more blood-stained
more unsparing
more avaricious
more ghoulish
more indifferent
more unconcerned
more tactless
more insensitive
more bearish
more unsympathetic
more perilous
more anguished
more concerning
more heartrending
more ludicrous
more unrestrained
more stony-hearted
more calculated
more covetous
more cold-hearted
more off
more cataclysmal
more bloodless
more blue
more unemotional
more cheerless
more frustrating
more testing
more demanding
more tiring
more gruelling
UK
more hardhanded
more backbreaking
more self-seeking
more draconian
more nail-biting
more grueling
US
more reproachable
more blooming
more uncompassionate
more wrathful
more wolfish
more virulent
more inimical
more precious
more butcherous
more cutthroat
more bloody-minded
more doomed
more blighted
more afflicted
more banned
more ❯
“Is it a desire to draw attention away from his poor to
chronic
domestic policy record?”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for happening regularly, time after time
odder
more repeated
more regular
more frequent
more periodical
more persistent
more intermittent
more habitual
more cyclical
more sporadic
more cyclic
more seasonal
more spasmodic
more repetitive
more rolling
Adjective
▲
Comparative for in a continued fashion, to an utter or complete degree, without relief
completer
purer
sheerer
starker
arranter
perfecter
plainer
deader
flatter
supremer
extremer
fairer
deadlier
ranker
cleaner
excellenter
wholer
blanker
simpler
verier
fuller
realer
grosser
directer
clearer
truer
firmer
straighter
surer
merer
intenser
wider
seriouser
austerer
rigider
bloodier
viler
crasser
severer
steadfaster
harsher
grimmer
horribler
huger
abjecter
deeper
honester
better
stricter
sounder
minuter
more unrelieved
more unmitigated
more absolute
more total
more unqualified
more constant
more incessant
more thorough
more consummate
more thoroughgoing
more unequivocal
more unremitting
more downright
more unrelenting
more unlimited
more unbounded
more blooming
more infernal
more unalleviated
more straight-out
more profound
more categorical
more categoric
more plumb
more definite
more unalloyed
more unconditional
more solid
more bodacious
more dreadful
more matchless
more conspicuous
more flawless
more ideal
more transcendent
more finished
more positive
more errant
more impeccable
more unsurpassable
more peerless
more regular
more veritable
more proper
more unrestricted
more dyed-in-the-wool
more comprehensive
more major
more exhaustive
more wholehearted
more explicit
more indubitable
more genuine
more enormous
more unambiguous
more wholesale
more undiminished
more blatant
more certain
more outside
more inveterate
more emphatic
more unrestrained
more plenary
more unmixed
more unquestionable
more flagrant
more blessed
more unmistakable
more confounded
more glaring
more unmodified
more topmost
more clear-cut
more unstinting
more patent
more uncompromising
more final
more brazen
more sweeping
more unquestioning
more express
more apodictic
more assured
more undisputed
more palpable
more limitless
more infinite
more undisguised
more open
more intensive
more naked
more conclusive
more barefaced
more exact
more unblemished
more authentic
more resolute
more everlasting
more in-depth
more rigorous
more concentrated
more extraordinary
more quintessential
more royal
more decisive
more pronounced
more decided
more resounding
more definitive
more forthright
more customary
more egregious
more determined
more relentless
more usual
more unregenerate
more unstinted
more uncontrolled
more abundant
more unabated
more insistent
more fixed
more adamant
more assertive
more atrocious
more monstrous
more notorious
more infamous
more untempered
more unbending
more overarching
more shameless
more obvious
more uninterrupted
more inclusive
more totalitarian
more stone-cold
more oppressive
more peremptory
more eminent
more effusive
more gushing
more persistent
more undying
more untarnished
more habitual
more unshakable
more untouched
more maxi
more unquestioned
more unshaken
more unshakeable
more detailed
more precise
more accurate
more convincing
more undisputable
more personal
more immediate
more experienced
more meticulous
more intricate
more spot-on
more extensive
more exclusive
more valid
more dinkum
more echt
more certifiable
more pucka
more faithful
more pukka
more dead-on
more satisfactory
more penetrating
more admissible
more factual
more uncontested
more determinative
more prominent
more unchallenged
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more specific
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more encyclopedic
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more undoubted
more solemn
more veridical
more undistorted
more bang on
more watertight
more immaculate
more special
more intimate
more right on
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Comparative for of the most normal, frequent, or regular type
commoner
normaler
plainer
currenter
simpler
rifer
comfortabler
likelier
steadier
blander
mundaner
staler
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boringer
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ornerier
meaner
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triter
more usual
more ordinary
more standard
more routine
more typical
more commonplace
more customary
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more conventional
more average
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more general
more prosaic
more unremarkable
more established
more unexceptional
more accustomed
more prevailing
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more quotidian
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more traditional
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more vanilla
more wonted
more set
more mainstream
more expected
more natural
more orthodox
more predictable
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more settled
more constant
more fixed
more plastic
more run-of-the-mill
more white-bread
more characteristic
more acknowledged
more prescriptive
more time-honoured
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more favorite
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more methodical
more understood
more day-to-day
more time-honored
more symptomatic
more representative
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more reliable
more emblematic
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more anticipated
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more proper
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more proverbial
more native
more cliched
more individualistic
more par for the course
more mediocre
more indifferent
more undistinguished
more pedestrian
more humdrum
more middling
more unmemorable
more uninspired
more banal
more second-rate
more OK
more modest
more unpretentious
more characterless
more colorless
US
more nondescript
more colourless
UK
more uneventful
more uninteresting
more uninspiring
more passable
more hackneyed
more suburban
more corny
more tolerable
more unexciting
more monotonous
more generic
more unnoteworthy
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more amateur
more amateurish
more forgettable
more boilerplate
more insignificant
more jake
more bush-league
more run of the mill
more ❯
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Comparative for not able to be cured
deadlier
graver
more immedicable
more mortal
more persistent
more irrecoverable
more critical
more malignant
more lethal
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