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Comparative for famous or important in history, or potentially so
Comparative for very old or ancient in age, typically from a previous era
(
of a custom or tradition
)
Comparative for respected or valued because it has existed for a long time
Comparative for famously and distinctively representative of its type
Comparative for concerned with what is actually the case based on historical facts
Comparative for pertaining to herstory
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of a person
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Comparative for having been in existence for a long time
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Comparative for famous or important in history, or potentially so
weightier
bigger
better-known
seriouser
noteworthier
greater
heavier
graver
grander
acuter
powerfuller
wonderfuller
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usefuller
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soberer
somberer
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sombrer
UK
harder
meatier
difficulter
pithier
uncommoner
stronger
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livelier
busier
fuller
happier
touchier
vivider
realer
sounder
firmer
healthier
steadier
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staider
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badder
awfuller
archer
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fabber
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immenser
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steeper
bleaker
bitterer
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superber
ampler
broader
grimmer
sadder
robuster
abler
finer
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wider
niftier
rangier
meaner
cooler
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more influential
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more cardinal
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more major-league
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more primary
more marvelous
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more distinctive
more brilliant
more pertinent
more ponderous
more marvellous
UK
more salient
more noble
more interesting
more imperative
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more leading
more valuable
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more lasting
more innovative
more innovatory
more revolutionary
more relevant
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more conclusive
more uppermost
more climacteric
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more imposing
more almighty
more top-priority
more pleasing
more resplendent
more honorable
US
more venerable
more satisfying
more magnificent
more honourable
UK
more big-league
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more major league
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more emphatic
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more abiding
more indispensable
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more purposeful
more buzzworthy
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more grievous
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more desperate
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more magical
more insistent
more touch-and-go
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more spesh
more no-nonsense
more respected
more acclaimed
more timeless
more celebratory
more everlasting
more undying
more feted
more revered
more prestigious
more predominant
more high-ranking
more seminal
more trendsetting
more noted
more world-class
more sovereign
more winning
more senior
more popular
more storied
more puissant
more high-powered
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more dazzling
more observable
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more thrilling
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more abundant
more mind-blowing
more needed
more required
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more necessitous
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more compulsory
more obligatory
more quintessential
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more basic
more affecting
more effective
more humorless
US
more humourless
UK
more constitutive
more rudimentary
more efficacious
more honoured
UK
more forcible
more honored
US
more meat-and-potatoes
more effectual
more inspiring
more persuasive
more formidable
more rudimental
more convincing
more uncomic
more constitutional
more reputable
more esteemed
more stimulating
more rousing
more distressing
more disastrous
more elementary
more brutal
more motivating
more life-threatening
more taxing
more threatening
more motivational
more high profile
more provocative
more authoritative
more high-up
more intensive
more worrying
more hard-hitting
more commanding
more overwhelming
more priceless
more climactic
more basal
more precious
more drastic
more recognized
US
more egregious
more top-notch
more appropriate
more skookum
more mission-critical
more business-critical
more iconic
more dignified
more expedient
more preferred
more wanted
more specified
more binding
more proper
more reasonable
more characteristic
more helpful
more colossal
more de rigueur
more natural
more public
more historical
more recognised
UK
more perceptible
more detectable
more measurable
more visible
more super-duper
more mondo
more connected
more serviceable
more enormous
more accomplished
more productive
more impactive
more arduous
more toilsome
more hazardous
more inspirational
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more gargantuan
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more surprising
more admirable
more skilled
more skilful
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more skillful
US
more masterly
more inescapable
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more expert
more ace
more monstrous
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more expansive
more extended
more wholesale
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more amazeballs
more crackerjack
more wide-ranging
more far-flung
more in-depth
more ❯
“Balmat's conquest of Mont Blanc was a
historic
achievement in the history of mountaineering.”
Adjective
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Comparative for very old or ancient in age, typically from a previous era
older
antiquer
ancienter
earlier
quainter
hoarier
creakier
mouldier
UK
clunkier
mossier
moldier
US
later
staler
fustier
deader
squarer
mustier
frumpier
dowdier
loster
odder
crustier
duller
cobwebbier
more past
more historical
more old-fashioned
more outmoded
more traditional
more old-time
more out-of-date
more oldfangled
more dated
more old-school
more retro
more aged
more vintage
more retrograde
more antediluvian
more antiquated
more outdated
more primitive
more old-timey
more archaic
more classical
more established
more ageless
more enduring
more obsolete
more superannuated
more remote
more primeval
US
more venerable
more anachronistic
more prehistoric
more rusty
more time-honoured
more primaeval
UK
more moth-eaten
more classic
more timeless
more obsolescent
more medieval
US
more outworn
more mediaeval
UK
more antwacky
more conservative
more orthodox
more traditionalistic
more lasting
more ritual
more paleoconservative
more reactionary
more unprogressive
more ultraconservative
more ritualistic
more decrepit
more long-lived
more mossbacked
more hidebound
more buttoned-down
more tried and tested
more tried and true
more done
more timeworn
more pristine
more unfashionable
more aboriginal
more original
more antiquarian
more defunct
more previous
more vieux jeu
more forgotten
more passe
more unhip
more foregone
more démodé
more behindhand
more old-hat
more frumpish
more prehistorical
more neolithic
more nostalgic
more unstylish
more retrogressive
more tired
more corny
more finished
more overfamiliar
more completed
more backwards
more anachronous
more parachronistic
more backward
more recent
more exhausted
more abandoned
more hackneyed
more olde
more colonial
more redundant
more faded
more neglected
more dateless
more fogeyish
more evocative
more unremembered
more well-established
more ❯
“The building is an old
historic
bank dating back to 1913 that closed during the great depression.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a custom or tradition
)
Comparative for respected or valued because it has existed for a long time
older
ancienter
widerspread
commoner
normaler
sounder
truer
securer
staider
more time-honoured
more traditional
more customary
more conventional
more usual
more established
more enduring
more routine
more set
more fixed
more lasting
more habitual
more familiar
more ritual
more wonted
more proven
more ritualistic
more classic
more venerable
more respected
more long-lived
more tried and tested
more tried and true
more old-time
more time-honored
more accustomed
more popular
more classical
more inveterate
more regular
more standard
more universal
more rooted
more accepted
more orthodox
more official
more settled
more dyed-in-the-wool
more general
more prevailing
more well-established
more expected
more acknowledged
more typical
more stable
more ingrained
more mainstream
more acceptable
more recognized
US
more traditionalistic
more old-fashioned
more recognised
UK
more institutionalized
US
more unshakable
more permanent
more traditionary
more prescriptive
more certain
more abiding
more ageless
more timeless
more agreed
more correct
more unforgettable
more undying
more memorable
more deathless
more explicit
more precise
more definite
more determined
more appropriate
more undistinguished
more supported
more ceremonial
more run-of-the-mill
more unadventurous
more conformist
more chosen
more defined
more express
more exact
more ❯
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Comparative for famously and distinctively representative of its type
supremer
more iconic
more quintessential
more archetypal
more epochal
more exemplary
more archetypical
more emblematic
more paradigmatic
more recognisable
UK
more recognizable
US
more representative
more seminal
more symbolic
more classic
more classical
more ideal
more important
more prototypical
more essential
more traditional
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Comparative for concerned with what is actually the case based on historical facts
truer
harder
realer
more historical
more factual
more objective
more literal
more authentic
more verifiable
more attested
more archival
more historial
more matter-of-fact
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Comparative for pertaining to herstory
more herstoric
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
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Comparative for having been in existence for a long time
older
maturer
greyer
UK
hoarier
ancienter
riper
grayer
US
longer-lasting
more aged
more senior
more grizzled
more decrepit
more doddery
more senescent
more senile
more superannuated
more venerable
more aging
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more geriatric
more unyoung
more centenarian
more abiding
more longevous
more antiquated
more on in years
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