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Happiest vs the most happy

Both "happiest" and "the most happy" are correct superlative forms of the adjective "happy." However, "happiest" is usually considered more natural-sounding in English.
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Explained by Michele A.
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Last updated: July 11, 2024

Happiest

This is a correct and commonly used superlative form of the adjective "happy."

Use "happiest" when comparing three or more things or people to indicate the one that experiences the most happiness.

Examples:

  • She is the happiest person I know.
  • This is the happiest day of my life.
  • They are the happiest couple in the neighborhood.
  • He always looks happiest when he's with his dog.
  • The happiest moments are the simplest ones.

Alternatives:

  • happy
  • happier

the most happy

This is a correct way to form the superlative of the adjective "happy."

Use "the most happy" when comparing two things or people to indicate the one that experiences the most happiness.

Examples:

  • She is the most happy when she's with her family.
  • This is the most happy I've seen him in a long time.

Alternatives:

  • happy
  • happier
  • very happy
  • extremely happy
  • overjoyed

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