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prettier vs more pretty

Both are correct; however, 'prettier' is more commonly used in English. 'Prettier' is the comparative form of the adjective 'pretty', while 'more pretty' is the comparative form of 'pretty' using the more + adjective structure. It's generally recommended to use 'prettier' instead of 'more pretty' for simplicity and clarity.
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Last updated: July 05, 2024

prettier

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'prettier' as the comparative form of the adjective 'pretty'.

Examples:

  • She is prettier than her sister.
  • The sunset today is prettier than yesterday's.
  • I think this dress is prettier than the other one.
  • The flowers in the garden are getting prettier every day.
  • The new painting is much prettier than the old one.
  • You are still prettier than in the photography of your marriage.
  • Even this girl right here is a lot prettier.
  • You look prettier now than the day we got married.
  • She's prettier than I expected.
  • Dean Cain is prettier than me?
  • - Doesn't make you prettier.
  • You are completely prettier than him.
  • You're prettier than Kim Novak.
  • I'd be jealous that you might be prettier than I am.
  • You look prettier without it, Tess.
  • She will suffer for being prettier than I.
  • I'm prettier than you thought I'd be.
  • And in no way prettier than me.
  • I could understand if there were someone prettier or younger than me.
  • You're prettier than ever, recently.
  • - No one will be prettier.
  • Boss, my tattoo is prettier.
  • Father, I'm prettier than Jung-soon.
  • Just tell me I'm prettier than when we graduated.
  • According to the lighting team, people say I'm 120 times prettier.

Alternatives:

  • more beautiful
  • more attractive
  • more appealing
  • more lovely
  • more charming

more pretty

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

Use 'more pretty' as an alternative comparative form of 'pretty' using the more + adjective structure.

Examples:

  • She is more pretty than her sister.
  • The sunset today is more pretty than yesterday's.
  • I think this dress is more pretty than the other one.
  • The flowers in the garden are getting more pretty every day.
  • The new painting is much more pretty than the old one.
  • Helen is more pretty than beautiful.
  • Maybe you're a little more pretty.
  • Well, I'm sure that at Adriana's age you were even more pretty.
  • He said it makes me look more pretty.
  • But if you go out with me after, maybe I can think of more pretty.
  • We will give you some more pretty things soon... Anna.
  • The more I get to know you, the more pretty you become.
  • Okay, you make one more Pretty Woman joke, I will kill you.
  • More pretty than Ka Dahen, it will become a concubine the mum of cat

Alternatives:

  • prettier
  • more beautiful
  • more attractive
  • more appealing
  • more lovely

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