agreeably (comparative more agreeably, superlative most agreeably)

What is the superlative form of agreeable?

To form the comparative or superlative of most other adjectives, we put the words more or most in front of them: comparative: more agreeable, more secure, more reckless. superlative: most agreeable, most secure, most reckless.

What is the superlative degree of brilliant?

most brilliant

If something is brilliant, it gives off a lot of light.

What is a superlative of delicious?

Comparative. more delicious. Superlative. most delicious. When a food is delicious, it is tasty or tastes very nice.

Is more delicious correct?

Hello teachers, These are gradable and non gradable adjectives. It's incorrect to use non gradable adjective with comparative or superlative form, although you use it in your daily conversations.

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What is comparative of sweet?

Sweeter is the comparative form of sweet. So, you say, Mia is sweeter than Leena.” “And when you compare more than two people places or things, we use the superlative degree,” added mom.

What is comparative of cold?

cold (comparative colder, superlative coldest)

What is comparative of few?

Less is the comparative form of little and fewer is the comparative form of few.

What is the root word for agreeable?

1400, "not in agreement, unamiable," from Old French desagreable (13c.), from des- "not, opposite of" (see dis-) + agreable "pleasing; in agreement; consenting" (see. Meaning "not in accord with one's taste, offensive to the mind or senses" is from 1690s. ... Slightly earlier in same sense was unagreeable (late 14c.).

What is the comparative and superlative degree of few?

The comparative form of few is fewer; and the superlative form of few is fewest. We use them with countable nouns: There were few visitors last week but there are even fewer visitors this week.

Can we say tastier?

tastier is the most popular phrase on the web.

Is it tastier or more tasty?

Terence Riley: Yes, "tastier" is better, but there are contexts, such as advertising, where "more tasty" would be acceptable (U.S. Eng.) John Kinory (X): As a native speaker, I'd say they are both grammatically as correct as each other.

What is the comparative and superlative of easy?

The comparative and superlative forms of easy are easier and easiest.

What type of adjective is delicious?

Pleasing to taste; tasty.

What is the comparative of loud?

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The comparative form of loud; more loud. That sound was louder than the others.

What is the comparative of hurriedly?

hurriedly (comparative more hurriedly, superlative most hurriedly) In a hurried manner.

What is the comparative of clearly?

The comparative form of clearly is more clearly.

What is comparative of hot?

Comparative. hotter. Superlative. hottest. The comparative form of hot; more hot.