A comparative adjective is used to compare two or more things or entities, indicating the degree of difference or similarity between them.
It typically ends in “-er” or uses the word “more” before the adjective when comparing two things and “most” when comparing three or more.
List of Comparative adjectives words
- Taller
- Shorter
- Faster
- Slower
- Smaller
- Larger
- Younger
- Older
- Quieter
- Louder
- Lighter
- Heavier
- Weaker
- Stronger
- Cheaper
- Costlier
- Easier
- Harder
- Better
- Worse
- More beautiful
- Less beautiful
- More expensive
- Less expensive
- Less talented
- Less educated
- More reliable
- Less reliable
- More famous
- Less famous
Examples of sentences using this comparative adjectives
- Taller: John is taller than Mark.
- Shorter: Sarah is shorter than Emma.
- Faster: The sports car is faster than the minivan.
- Slower: The tortoise is slower than the hare.
- Smaller: The phone is smaller than the tablet.
- Larger: The house is larger than the apartment.
- Younger: My sister is younger than I am.
- Older: The oak tree is older than the birch tree.
- Quieter: The library is quieter than the cafeteria.
- Louder: The concert was louder than expected.
- Lighter: The feather is lighter than the brick.
- Heavier: The elephant is heavier than the giraffe.
- Weaker: The old rope is weaker than the new one.
- Stronger: The athlete is stronger than his competitors.
- Cheaper: The store offers cheaper prices than its competitors.
- Costlier: The luxury car is costlier than the economy model.
- Easier: The puzzle is easier than the crossword.
- Harder: The math exam is harder than the spelling test.
- Better: The homemade cake tastes better than the store-bought one.
- Worse: The weather forecast is worse than anticipated.
- More beautiful: The sunset is more beautiful than the sunrise.
- Less beautiful: The painting is less beautiful than the original.
- More expensive: The designer handbag is more expensive than the generic one.
- Less expensive: The basic model is less expensive than the deluxe version.
- Less talented: The actor is less talented than the leading role.
- Less educated: He is less educated than his colleagues.
- More reliable: The new car is more reliable than the old one.
- Less reliable: The used computer is less reliable than the new one.
- More famous: The actor became more famous after the award.
- Less famous: The author is less famous than the movie star.
