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Meanings of more hilarious in English

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Usage of more hilarious in English
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The company now grew still more hilarious and noisy in their cups.
The Golden Dog
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On their way home Alfred was the more hilarious of the two.
Watch Yourself Go By
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Hilarious drunken falling off a horse doesn't get more hilarious than this.
The Guardian
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One of the more hilarious rebuttals I've heard is, I like the beat.
Ebony
5
SOCCER:FOR A Mancunian or Evertonian the timing could not have been any more hilarious.
The Irish Times
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Peter grew more and more hilarious over his barber's manners.
Birthright: A Novel
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I'm right, pulls himself back to the point or on to another, more hilarious yet.
The Irish Times
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This is making his quips all the more hilarious.
News.com.au
9
Just when you thought the US Presidential elections (and outcome) couldn't get more hilarious.
The South African
10
Lampoons don't come any more hilarious than this.
The Irish Times
11
I didn't offer any explanations, and Genya let me in on some of the more hilarious rumors.
Shadow and Bone
12
The soldiers found that even more hilarious.
Secret of the Dragon
13
Never was there a more hilarious meeting.
Rattlin the Reefer
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It's such a serious subject -and the more serious it is, the more hilarious it can be.
Reuters
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A quart of the best rum could scarcely have made Blackbeard more hilarious than did this glorious notion.
Kate Bonnet: The Romance of a Pirate's Daughter
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The comments are even more hilarious.
Wired
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More hilarious across language varieties
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