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The comparative form of hungry is hungrier

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more eager

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The adjective form of the noun hunger is "hungry."
The verb "to hunger" can. more rarely, use the participle adjectives hungering or hungered (normally in a compound form such as half-hungered).

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superlative hungriest

comparative hungrier

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1. Hungry

2. Hungrier

3. Hungriest (superlative form)

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"Hungrier" is the comparative for hungry. Hungreiest is the superlative.

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More hungrily and most hungrily

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more hungrily

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hungrier

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hungry

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