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cuter vs more cute

Both are correct, but 'cuter' is more commonly used in English. 'Cuter' is the comparative form of the adjective 'cute,' while 'more cute' follows the general rule for forming comparatives with longer adjectives.
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Last updated: July 21, 2024

cuter

This is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'cuter' when comparing the level of cuteness between two things or people. It is the comparative form of the adjective 'cute'.

Examples:

  • She is cuter than her sister.
  • The puppy is cuter than the kitten.
  • Someone a lot cuter than you.
  • Well, for starters, Teddy's cuter than the Defense Secretary.
  • My baby sister was growing cuter by the minute.
  • You know, you're cuter than other babies.
  • Black kids are cuter than white ones.
  • Wanblees... get cuter after their first molting.
  • I think that Flash is cuter than Mick Jagger.
  • Yeah, I'm cuter when you're high.
  • That fish is way cuter than Edwin.
  • Because she's cuter, though it's close.
  • You're cuter than l thought.
  • He reminded me of you - but cuter.
  • She's a lot cuter in person than on her surveillance photo.
  • Thank the Almighty Fungus you are wiser and cuter than your friend.
  • But Ann is cuter than Sam.
  • She was way cuter than the other one.
  • Whoa, somebody just got cuter.
  • Yeah, but Roddick is cuter.
  • She just keeps getting cuter every day.
  • - You're cuter without glasses.

Alternatives:

  • more cute
  • less cute
  • as cute as
  • the cutest

more cute

This is correct but less commonly used in English.

Use 'more cute' when comparing the level of cuteness between two things or people, especially with longer adjectives. It follows the general rule for forming comparatives.

Examples:

  • She is more cute than her sister.
  • The puppy is more cute than the kitten.
  • Trying to make it a little more cute, a little less crusty.
  • I mean, I love this city, but I don't need any more cute little reminders of it In my home, you know?
  • It was jarring, but more cute than I like.
  • It was jarring, but more cute than I like. I know I'm not supposed to go,

Alternatives:

  • cuter
  • less cute
  • as cute as
  • the cutest

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