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which degree is used to describe a noun or thing, not to compare?

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Answered by Mallickshasikanta

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The comparative (better) is for comparison of two things, while the superlative (best) involves the comparison of several things. Using the right adjective degree can help make your comparisons more descriptive and more precise.

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which degree is used to describe a noun or thing, not to compare?​

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which degree is used to describe a noun or thing, not to compare?