What is the comparative and superlative of frightened?

What is the comparative and superlative of frightened?

Comparative. more frightened. Superlative. most frightened. If you are frightened, you feel fear.

What is the superlative of frightening?

scariest
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishscar‧y, scarey /ˈskeəri $ ˈskeri/ ●●● S1 adjective (comparative scarier, superlative scariest) informal frightening a scary moment a scary movie The book is both scary and funny.

What is the comparative adjective for frightening?

Adjective. frightening (comparative more frightening, superlative most frightening) Causing fear; of capable of causing fear; scary.

What is comparative degree of afraid?

Comparative. more afraid. Superlative. most afraid. (Not used before the noun) If you are afraid of something, you feel fear, or worry because you think something bad will happen.

Is Dumber a superlative?

Here, the adjective form is dumb and the comparative form is dumber. By adding –er to the adjective, you show the difference between two things—that one action or person is dumber than another.

What is the comparative and superlative of beautiful?

beautiful – more beautiful – most beautiful.

What is the comparative and superlative form of good?

Both good and well change to better and best in their comparative and superlative forms. Use the comparative form – better – when comparing two items. Use the superlative form – best – when comparing three or more items.

What is the comparative form of happy?

For example, happy becomes happiest. Otherwise, you’ll use more or most to form the comparative.

What is the comparative of good?

better best
Irregular comparatives and superlatives

Adjective	Comparative	Superlative
good	better	best
bad	worse	worst
little	less	least
much	more	most

Is stupidest proper English?

Stupider and stupidest are real words in good standing. While there are many (contradictory) rules on comparative and superlative adjectives, there is no rule against stupider and stupidest, and the words have a long history of usage.

Is Dumber proper English?

Here, the adjective form is dumb and the comparative form is dumber. By adding –er to the adjective, you show the difference between two things—that one action or person is dumber than another. This works for adjectives that have one or two syllables such as nice or pretty.