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Meanings of comparative degree in English
Usage of comparative degree in English
1
The comparative degree implies a comparison and when it doesn't come, we get sore.
2
There is, however, no revelation as to the comparative degree of strength imparted by each.
3
The comparative degree of too much.
4
While some good writers violate the rule, yet the best authorities restrict the use of the comparative degree to two objects.
5
Their number in Paris has been reckoned to exceed seven hundred; but they are very far from enjoying a comparative degree of reputation.
6
It's the greatest and grandest verse in the Bible-orin any literature-andthe TRUEST, if there are comparative degrees of trueness.
7
There are comparative degrees of captivity, and comparative degrees of slavery; but of liberty, our social system knows nothing but the name.