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What is another word for
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Comparative for that has been described as greater or better than it actually is
Comparative for made unpalatable or inedible by cooking for too long
Comparative for excessively cooked or baked, often resulting in a charred or unpalatable state
Comparative for expressed in terms intended to persuade or impress
Comparative for having a flamboyantly striking appearance or style
Comparative for complimentary or flattering to an excessive degree
Comparative for not genuinely meaning what has been expressed
Comparative for repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
Comparative for inclined to waste or squander money or resources
Comparative for beyond normal, expected, or reasonable limits
Comparative for elegant and luxurious
(
of a quality or result
)
Comparative for achieved or maintained by careful and deliberate effort
Comparative for detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements
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Adjective
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Comparative for that has been described as greater or better than it actually is
fulsomer
unfairer
stagier
camper
phonier
UK
hammier
falser
faker
showier
stiffer
hollower
campier
schmaltzier
awkwarder
hokier
taller
unlikelier
rigider
posier
splashier
catchier
flashier
gaudier
louder
absurder
flimsier
bizarrer
fishier
steeper
crazier
extremer
vivider
more excessive
more extravagant
more exaggerated
more overstated
more inflated
more hyped
more inordinate
more undue
more theatrical
more overripe
more melodramatic
more immoderate
more actorly
more preposterous
more sensationalistic
more disproportionate
more overelaborate
more overworked
more effusive
more gushing
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more needless
more unnecessary
more unreasonable
more affected
more forced
more elaborate
more over-elaborate
more over the top
more artificial
more unnatural
more stilted
more histrionic
more dramatic
more mannered
more contrived
more strained
more overdramatic
more unconvincing
more actressy
more overblown
more sensational
more mechanical
more plastic
more flamboyant
more overemotional
more assumed
more sham
more bogus
more spurious
more unreal
more sentimental
more ostentatious
more factitious
more comic
more insincere
more histrionical
more pretentious
more overwrought
more magnified
more meretricious
more emotional
more hyperbolic
more wooden
more pompous
more ceremonious
more tragic
more farcical
more fakey
more expressive
more grudging
more far-fetched
more amplified
more overweening
more operatic
more bloated
more dubious
more doubtful
more unbelievable
more sensationalist
more implausible
more embellished
more questionable
more incredible
more ridiculous
more unrealistic
more spectacular
more fantastic
more unrestrained
more constrained
more stringent
more coercive
more binding
more forcible
more bound
more inflexible
more uneasy
more attention-grabbing
more self-conscious
more superficial
more conceited
more affectated
more animated
more uncomfortable
more manufactured
more unspontaneous
more fixed
more recherche
more improbable
more garish
more unthinkable
more fanciful
more puffed up
more unapt
more illogical
more incoherent
more mind-boggling
more outrageous
more fabulous
more farfetched
more stylized
more impossible
more high-flown
more ❯
“The audio is solid, although the voice acting is
overdone
and melodramatic.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for made unpalatable or inedible by cooking for too long
chewier
rubberier
more burnt
more charred
more stewed
more overcooked
more spoiled
US
more spoilt
UK
more ruined
more scorched
more dried up
“The roast chicken was completely
overdone
, resembling a charred and tasteless piece of charcoal.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for excessively cooked or baked, often resulting in a charred or unpalatable state
chewier
tougher
harder
gristlier
stringier
rubberier
more overcooked
more burnt
more charred
more dried out
more fibrous
more leathery
more stewed
“The mussels were plump and not
overdone
and the sauce with them very pleasant.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for expressed in terms intended to persuade or impress
flowerier
purpler
windier
loftier
mouthier
gassier
showier
flashier
glibber
grander
fancier
wordier
fussier
busier
bigger
fulsomer
rotunder
richer
haughtier
bolder
stuffier
stagier
frillier
artier
gaudier
chintzier
messier
untidier
longer
vivider
lucider
vaster
stodgier
higher
shallower
breezier
louder
primmer
taller
clearer
gabbier
lengthier
talkier
gobbier
more bombastic
more grandiloquent
more florid
more magniloquent
more orotund
more highfalutin
more overblown
more pretentious
more ornate
more turgid
more grandiose
more pompous
more overripe
more aureate
more verbose
more inflated
more overwrought
more declamatory
more tumid
more ostentatious
more sonorous
more articulate
more eloquent
more magnific
more flamboyant
more hyperbolic
more extravagant
more effusive
more hifalutin
more gaseous
more flatulent
more stilted
more exaggerated
more theatrical
more fluent
more voluble
more Ciceronian
more swollen
more epideictic
more imposing
more Demosthenean
more Demosthenic
more embellished
more tumescent
more contrived
more vocal
more high-flown
more silver-tongued
more elaborate
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more over-elaborate
more convoluted
more strained
more affected
more baroque
more Ossianic
more pleonastic
more complicated
more formal
more bombast
more pedantic
more scholarly
more erudite
more overelaborate
more overworked
more prolix
more ornamental
more figurative
more la-di-da
more decorated
more cluttered
more excessive
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more overstated
more wedding-cake
more mannered
more actorly
more decorative
more snobbish
more Miltonian
more Homeric
more histrionic
more metaphorical
more superficial
more luscious
more epic
more dramatic
more puffed
more overinflated
more discursive
more detailed
more involved
more complex
more melodramatic
more elocutionary
more booming
more rhapsodical
more long-winded
more elegant
more adorned
more crowded
more redundant
more diffuse
more impressive
more flash
more garish
more mixed-up
more muddled
more disorderly
more persuasive
more heroic
more well-spoken
more boastful
more braggart
more ponderous
more sesquipedalian
more portentous
more garrulous
more tedious
more effective
more expressive
more circuitous
more loquacious
more multiloquous
more smooth-tongued
more monumental
more majestic
more blustering
more loudmouthed
more tiresome
more overheated
more full of hot air
more self-important
more pontifical
more egotistic
more lexiphanic
more over the top
more learned
more long-drawn-out
more smooth-talking
more coherent
more communicative
more intelligible
more understandable
more talkative
more cogent
more comprehensible
more gushing
more illuminating
more circumlocutory
more repetitious
more graphic
more protracted
more multiloquent
more expansive
more meandering
more digressive
more sententious
more graceful
more tautological
more facund
more repetitive
more logorrheic
more indirect
more tortuous
more ambagious
more logorrhoeic
more palaverous
more tautologous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a flamboyantly striking appearance or style
showier
flashier
gaudier
splashier
louder
bolder
fancier
glitzier
ritzier
swankier
tawdrier
brasher
noisier
vulgarer
grabbier
kitscher
catchier
classier
jazzier
snazzier
tonier
swanker
brighter
trashier
harsher
tackier
cheaper
brassier
crasser
dictier
glitterier
grosser
cheesier
gayer
jauntier
splurgier
sportier
fussier
cruder
naffer
chintzier
kitschier
violenter
sicklier
richer
vivider
plusher
stronger
posher
lavisher
grander
intenser
swisher
plushier
chicer
clearer
smarter
plainer
splendider
tattier
livelier
frillier
trendier
shinier
lucider
commoner
pizzazzier
pizazzier
niftier
powerfuller
larger
uncommoner
nastier
lusher
busier
extremer
wilder
statelier
lordlier
deeper
camper
merrier
sweller
greater
warmer
sheenier
glossier
sharper
snappier
flowerier
noteworthier
sleazier
superber
bloodier
courtlier
livider
fuller
flossier
costlier
vainer
artier
snippier
ambitiouser
sightlier
finer
bougier
cutesier
better-appointed
bigger
spiffier
coarser
cushier
thicker
broader
higher-quality
ballsier
loftier
golder
plummier
sprauncier
more flamboyant
more striking
more conspicuous
more garish
more brilliant
more extravagant
more ornate
more noticeable
more pronounced
more prominent
more remarkable
more dramatic
more flash
more marked
more emphatic
more glaring
more tasteless
more commanding
more meretricious
more tinsel
more bodacious
more obtrusive
more theatrical
more tinselly
more kenspeckle
more opulent
more resplendent
more overwrought
more dashing
more screaming
more peacocky
more sensational
more splendiferous
more histrionic
more eye-catching
more over-elaborate
more fancy-pants
more over the top
more ostentatious
more pretentious
more flaunting
more affected
more lurid
more grandiose
more specious
more dazzling
more plastic
more unrefined
more colorful
US
more colourful
UK
more superficial
more inelegant
more pinchbeck
more actorly
more chichi
more pompous
more exhibitionistic
more spectacular
more high-flown
more glittering
more blatant
more raffish
more brazen
more nauseating
more unattractive
more distasteful
more bilious
more luxurious
more vibrant
more elaborate
more florid
more sumptuous
more glamorous
more elegant
more obvious
more bombastic
more deluxe
more expensive
more impressive
more unmistakable
more magnificent
more luxuriant
more outstanding
more salient
more notable
more stylish
more evident
more manifest
more flaming
more baroque
more unusual
more fashionable
more distinct
more luxury
more glowing
more outrageous
more decided
more imposing
more upmarket
more recognizable
US
more incredible
more high-class
more distinctive
more startling
more kaleidoscopic
more psychedelic
more recognisable
UK
more arrestive
more decorated
more exclusive
more extraordinary
more discernible
more astonishing
more lustrous
more highfalutin
more stunning
more staggering
more observable
more phenomenal
more multicoloured
UK
more gleaming
more select
more exciting
more turgid
more distinguishable
more multicolored
US
more radiant
more luscious
more gorgeous
more clear-cut
more modish
more amazing
more patent
more astounding
more apparent
more surprising
more la-di-da
more intricate
more palpable
more upscale
more significant
more decorative
more whimsical
more embellished
more attractive
more perceptible
more rare
more egotistic
more graphic
more adorned
more definite
more stimulating
more interesting
more attention-grabbing
more beautiful
more polychromatic
more variegated
more prismatic
more awe-inspiring
more inescapable
more identifiable
more sophisticated
more illustrious
more forceful
more swashbuckling
more excessive
more motley
more monumental
more quality
more fanciful
more exaggerated
more fascinating
more flagrant
more glorious
more prestigious
more Lucullan
more peacockish
more irradiant
more towering
more scintillating
more electrifying
more luminescent
more incandescent
more luminous
more candescent
more picturesque
more distinguished
more glistering
more lambent
more refulgent
more beaming
more shining
more ablaze
more animated
more star-studded
more breathtaking
more artificial
more awesome
more detailed
more engaging
more cheapjack
more rubbishy
more sententious
more visible
more second-rate
more worthless
more considerable
more offensive
more effective
more imaginative
more captivating
more fiery
more fluorescent
more open
more majestic
more exquisite
more detectable
more sanguine
more contrived
more substantial
more noted
more predominant
more dominant
more perceivable
more pointed
more fun
more regal
more profound
more skilful
UK
more skillful
US
more visual
more swankish
more aureate
more gilt
more tumid
more orotund
more declamatory
more appreciable
more tremendous
more fakey
more boastful
more vaunting
more forestanding
more hifalutin
more wedding-cake
more graceful
more sensible
more ornamental
more exuberant
more prodigal
more epic
more unmitigated
more magnific
more velvet
more multihued
more handsome
more precious
more bourgie
more immoderate
more immodest
more audacious
more iridescent
more devilish
more multichromatic
more coloured
UK
more colored
US
more high-minded
more memorable
more special
more exorbitant
more fancible
more varied
more singular
more fantastic
more disproportionate
more particolored
more phantasmagoric
more particoloured
more multi-coloured
UK
more assured
more rainbowlike
more wondrous
more zealous
more heroic
more adventurous
more unreasonable
more insane
more frou-frou
more telling
more forcible
more jaw-dropping
more rainbow-colored
more eye-popping
more clinquant
more high-toned
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for complimentary or flattering to an excessive degree
fulsomer
lavisher
gushier
oilier
soapier
smarmier
smoother
slimier
suaver
slicker
sugarier
glibber
butterier
mushier
dreamier
ickier
lovinger
spoonier
soppier
schmaltzier
sloppier
slushier
weepier
drippier
syrupier
gooier
tenderer
soupier
cheesier
cutesier
sicklier
fruitier
stickier
wetter
sweeter
softer
treaclier
sloshier
sillier
hokier
triter
suckier
smugger
greasier
phonier
UK
extremer
tackier
tearier
feebler
sleeker
suppler
abjecter
sadder
humbler
slipperier
creamier
creepier
plentifuller
ampler
higher
steeper
more adulatory
more gushing
more unctuous
more flattering
more oleaginous
more sycophantic
more generous
more profuse
more extravagant
more ingratiating
more effusive
more hagiographic
more excessive
more enthusiastic
more complimentary
more cloying
more laudatory
more encomiastic
more nauseating
more honeyed
more insincere
more hypocritical
more sickening
more wheedling
more overgenerous
more over the top
more mealy-mouthed
more demonstrative
more exuberant
more expansive
more unrestrained
more exaggerated
more wholehearted
more actorly
more theatrical
more prodigal
more dramatic
more superfluous
more unlimited
more sentimental
more maudlin
more emotional
more overemotional
more mawkish
more nostalgic
more lyrical
more ebullient
more corny
more bathetic
more impressionable
more inane
more overenthusiastic
more idealistic
more moonstruck
more affected
more affectionate
more insipid
more dewy-eyed
more lovey-dovey
more sappy
more romantic
more touching
more tearful
more novelettish
more pathetic
more sobby
more obsequious
more sugarcoated
more softhearted
more passionate
more vapid
more chocolate-box
more twee
more servile
more visionary
more toe-curling
more lachrymose
more appreciative
more smooth-tongued
more banal
more subservient
more reverential
more worshipful
more immoderate
more saponaceous
more encomiastical
more oversentimental
more inordinate
more smooth-talking
more silver-tongued
more honey-tongued
more Uriah Heepish
more self-pitying
more blubbery
more voluble
more deferential
more toadyish
more moving
more poignant
more sickly sweet
more slavish
more candied
more oversweet
more tragic
more admiring
more melancholy
more depressing
more plaintive
more dismal
more truckling
more uninhibited
more touchy-feely
more self-effacing
more urbane
more vociferous
more plausible
more free-flowing
more pinguid
more self-abasing
more abundant
more copious
more bountiful
more teeming
more liberal
more exorbitant
more bounteous
more prolific
more abounding
more extortionate
more luxuriant
more plenty
more undue
more opulent
more disproportionate
more unwarranted
more needless
more unreasonable
more unnecessary
more unstinting
more plethoric
more overextravagant
more fancy-pants
more intolerable
more unconscionable
more overweening
more sumptuous
more profusive
more uncalled for
more outré
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not genuinely meaning what has been expressed
falser
faker
phonier
UK
mealier
shiftier
hollower
slipperier
slier
snider
slicker
weaker
flimsier
more insincere
more artificial
more hypocritical
more deceitful
more dishonest
more duplicitous
more unctuous
more deceptive
more backhanded
more treacherous
more Pecksniffian
more faithless
more untruthful
more perfidious
more underhand
more devious
more untrue
more disloyal
more mendacious
more disingenuous
more unfaithful
more pretentious
more exaggerated
more cynical
more evasive
more ambidextrous
more Janus-faced
more phony-baloney
more superficial
more hollow-hearted
more unsound
more spurious
more sham
more specious
more unconvincing
more insignificant
more invalid
Adjective
▲
Comparative for repeated often to the point of being stale or commonplace
triter
staler
duller
flatter
commoner
mustier
hackier
cobwebbier
hoarier
hokier
sillier
mundaner
blander
boringer
ornerier
older
drearier
stupider
normaler
lowlier
drier
drabber
tamer
stodgier
heavier
stuffier
slower
arider
wearier
dustier
wishy-washier
plainer
lamer
barrener
prosier
dimmer
deadlier
waterier
draggier
deader
weaker
stiffer
simpler
feebler
squarer
fairer
emptier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
meaner
difficulter
uselesser
seriouser
softer
homelier
poorer
beiger
humbler
slighter
meagerer
US
currenter
meagrer
UK
pokier
limper
paler
pallider
staider
weightier
blinder
rawer
wintrier
US
windier
damper
winterier
UK
fainter
thinner
wanner
unpleasanter
hazier
cheesier
shallower
hollower
glibber
kitschier
cleaner
more hackneyed
more banal
more tired
more commonplace
more unoriginal
more threadbare
more unimaginative
more pedestrian
more vapid
more timeworn
more prosaic
more uninspired
more humdrum
more derivative
more shopworn
more overused
more overworked
more platitudinous
more routine
more conventional
more corny
more predictable
more ordinary
more obligatory
more bromidic
more worn
more set
more bathetic
more drained
more exhausted
more run-of-the-mill
more well-worn
more moth-eaten
more worn out
more played out
more ready-made
more uninteresting
more vanilla
more quotidian
more unremarkable
more average
more unexceptional
more unexciting
more mediocre
more uneventful
more undistinguished
more unmemorable
more indifferent
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more mainstream
more forgettable
more bush-league
more tedious
more antiquated
more obsolete
more outdated
more monotonous
more outmoded
more tiresome
more wearisome
more stereotypical
more out-of-date
more unvaried
more old-hat
more repetitious
more trivial
more ho-hum
more ho hum
more cliché-ridden
more workaday
more usual
more characterless
more standard
more middling
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more customary
more unnoteworthy
more prevalent
more plebeian
more natural
more insipid
more uninspiring
more lifeless
more ponderous
more leaden
more tiring
more spiritless
more sterile
more blah
more unstimulating
more nondescript
more stereotypic
more platitudinal
more cliched
more milk-and-water
more plodding
more familiar
more typical
more featureless
more namby-pamby
more uncreative
more unvarying
more repetitive
more regular
more vacuous
more anaemic
UK
more matter-of-fact
more passionless
more banausic
more inane
more soporific
more anemic
US
more OK
more weariful
more dreich
more second-rate
more unadventurous
more lustreless
more day-to-day
more soulless
more turgid
more passable
more underwhelming
more warmed-up
more wooden
more run of the mill
more unenjoyable
more unentertaining
more depressing
more yawnsome
more unappealing
more mawkish
more uninventive
more faded
more unsophisticated
more frayed
more old-fashioned
more defunct
more zestless
more imitative
more lusterless
more monotone
more inoffensive
more bloodless
more unchanging
more tolerable
more mechanical
more undistinctive
more outworn
more pointless
more irksome
more unspirited
more laborious
more prolix
more amateur
more dismal
more formal
more amateurish
more unrelieved
more sapless
more innocuous
more insignificant
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more white-bread
more soul-destroying
more charmless
more whitebread
more plastic
more antwacky
more standardized
US
more unartistic
more orthodox
more modest
more unromantic
more tarnished
more passe
more ineffective
more menial
more mindless
more unpretentious
more unspecial
more dated
more formalistic
more traditional
more aged
more workday
more vieux jeu
more used
more disappointing
more toneless
more uninterested
more inadequate
more suburban
more unimpressive
more unmoved
more tenuous
more blasé
more boilerplate
more uniform
more vacant
more prevailing
more popular
more basic
more unimpressed
more interminable
more enervating
more mortal
more exhausting
more general
more unfeeling
more unexpressive
more unexcited
more expressionless
more torpid
more stilted
more jake
more generic
more pedantic
more established
more heavy-handed
more moderate
more desolate
more verbose
more low-grade
more downcast
more antiseptic
more unpalatable
more dispiriting
more sorrowful
more oppressive
more impersonal
more adequate
more accustomed
more casual
more informal
more habitual
more frequent
more domestic
more clinical
more uninviting
more sentimental
more decent
more wonted
more long-drawn-out
more unattractive
more disagreeable
more intermediate
more meh
more institutional
more washed out
more meaningless
more artificial
more superficial
more straightforward
more unembellished
more unadorned
more unemotional
more businesslike
more deadpan
more one-dimensional
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for inclined to waste or squander money or resources
unthriftier
recklesser
lavisher
wantoner
wilder
uselesser
more wasteful
more prodigal
more profligate
more extravagant
more spendthrift
more thriftless
more immoderate
more improvident
more imprudent
more excessive
more uneconomical
more profuse
more careless
more overgenerous
more inefficient
more needless
more ruinous
more supererogative
more cavalier
more destructive
more dissipative
more incontinent
more liberal
more supererogatory
more pound-foolish
Adjective
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Comparative for beyond normal, expected, or reasonable limits
extremer
steeper
lavisher
stiffer
fancier
more excessive
more extravagant
more exorbitant
more immoderate
more inordinate
more undue
more unconscionable
more outrageous
more insane
more plethoric
more intolerable
more overextravagant
more towering
more overdue
more devilish
more unrestrained
more unmerciful
more overweening
more baroque
more exaggerated
more overblown
more dramatic
more theatrical
more extraordinary
Adjective
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Comparative for elegant and luxurious
ritzier
lavisher
plusher
posher
grander
fancier
swankier
classier
swisher
plushier
richer
lusher
swanker
splendider
chicer
statelier
costlier
glitzier
finer
snazzier
choicer
courtlier
smarter
lovelier
nicer
suaver
comelier
daintier
auguster
better-bred
better-dressed
trendier
showier
sharper
tonier
snappier
spiffier
flashier
superber
cooler
nattier
flier
princelier
sassier
dapperer
slicker
sweller
eliter
hipper
kickier
dressier
dictier
niftier
splashier
better-appointed
fresher
prouder
sleeker
jazzier
comfortabler
heavenlier
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groovier
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kinglier
sprucer
trimmer
jauntier
neater
trigger
moderner
cushier
smoother
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braver
sublimer
higher-quality
flossier
comfier
pizzazzier
pizazzier
funkier
loftier
gayer
brighter
louder
artier
pricier
lordlier
newer
plummier
sprauncier
swishier
cliquier
glossier
snobbier
spivvier
gaudier
better-off
fussier
busier
currenter
extremer
tidier
primmer
crisper
cleaner
wonderfuller
excellenter
snugger
sportier
fabber
peachier
brisker
nimbler
meaner
nobbier
doggier
sprier
hotter
immenser
doper
phatter
keener
bullier
bragger
better
more luxurious
more opulent
more sumptuous
more deluxe
more elegant
more upmarket
more luxury
more magnificent
more expensive
more stylish
more gorgeous
more elaborate
more grandiose
more ornate
more ostentatious
more glamorous
more Lucullan
more exquisite
more glittering
more handsome
more aristocratic
more dignified
more refined
more cultivated
more high-class
more fancy-pants
more graceful
more tasteful
more beautiful
more sophisticated
more fashionable
more artistic
more discerning
more polished
more classic
more modish
more distinguished
more urbane
more delicate
more cultured
more majestic
more aesthetic
UK
more charming
more dashing
more noble
more decorous
more select
more debonair
more rare
more genteel
more affected
more recherche
more esthetic
US
more stylized
more upscale
more exclusive
more luxuriant
more extravagant
more impressive
more resplendent
more luscious
more imposing
more voguish
more pretentious
more flash
more chichi
more regal
more splendiferous
more glorious
more spectacular
more high-toned
more prestigious
more indulgent
more quality
more awe-inspiring
more in
more monumental
more imperial
more royal
more breathtaking
more pompous
more baronial
more flamboyant
more magnolious
more voluptuous
more in fashion
more affluent
more special
more sensuous
more stunning
more happening
more rakish
more swankish
more trendsetting
more immoderate
more epic
more striking
more massive
more heroic
more gallant
more magnific
more heroical
more brilliant
more upper-crust
more formal
more Homeric
more sovereign
more on fleek
more up to date
more illustrious
more prodigal
more attractive
more sybaritic
more self-indulgent
more epicurean
more tinsel
more sensual
more la-di-da
more cosmopolitan
more marvelous
US
more supercool
more swinging
more awesome
more dazzling
more divine
more embellished
more marvellous
UK
more presidential
more baroque
more upper crust
more au courant
more star-studded
more over the top
more splendorous
more splendrous
more famous
more towering
more executive
more exuberant
more velvet
more excessive
more exaggerated
more limited
more contemporary
more valuable
more precious
more private
more elevated
more colorful
US
more ultra
more dear
more profuse
more loaded
more cliquish
more outstanding
more modernistic
more intricate
more de rigueur
more transcendent
more radiant
more dressed up
more snobbish
more colourful
UK
more sartorial
more commanding
more decorative
more clannish
more decorated
more with-it
more spiffing
more hedonistic
more up-to-date
more ornamental
more adorned
more pleasurable
more popular
more devilish
more fanciful
more unusual
more fancible
more highfalutin
more florid
more prevalent
more fantastic
more terrific
more fabulous
more sensational
more stellar
more in demand
more sought-after
more avant-garde
more fantabulous
more radical
more topping
more corking
more righteous
more supernal
more crackerjack
more prizewinning
more neat and tidy
more boffo
more hype
more bonny
more bonnie
more brill
more tremendous
more amazing
more rad
more desirable
more A-OK
more top-notch
more blue-chip
more bang-up
more ❯
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Comparative for achieved or maintained by careful and deliberate effort
wilfuller
more deliberate
more calculated
more knowing
more intentional
more conscious
more purposeful
more measured
more reasoned
more advised
more thoughtful
more prepense
more willful
more voluntary
more volitional
more careful
more contrived
more prepared
more willing
more studious
more mannered
more affected
more artificial
more forced
more guarded
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more strained
more overworked
more thought-out
more self-conscious
Adjective
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Comparative for detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements
fancier
fuller
minuter
knottier
more elaborate
more complex
more complicated
more detailed
more intricate
more involved
more convoluted
more sophisticated
more thorough
more painstaking
more extensive
more particular
more tortuous
more byzantine
more careful
more complicate
more daedal
more entangled
more exact
more involute
more laboured
UK
more labyrinthian
more labyrinthine
more precise
more serpentine
more baffling
more bewildering
more circumstantial
more confusing
more imposing
more labored
US
more prodigious
more skilful
UK
more skillful
US
more overworked
more refined
more Byzantine
more Daedalian
more Gordian
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