adjective

bluer

BLOO-uh

Bluer (adjective) means Comparative form of "blue" — more blue than something else. Example: “The sky looked bluer than usual after the storm passed.”

adjective

Comparative form of "blue" — more blue than something else.

"The sky looked bluer than usual after the storm passed."

How to use bluer

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMore blue.

Word forms

bluers plural

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Etymology

From blue + -er (“Oxford -er”). Used at Harrow School in London, United Kingdom.

Rhymes for bluer

huer Bauer conquer lacquer rescuer exchequer Schopenhauer

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Frequently asked questions

What does “bluer” mean?

The word “bluer” means comparative form of "blue" — more blue than something else. In plain terms, more blue.

How do you pronounce “bluer”?

“Bluer” is pronounced BLOO-uh (/ˈbluː.ə(ɹ)/ in IPA).

How do you use “bluer” in a sentence?

Here is “bluer” used in a sentence: “The sky looked bluer than usual after the storm passed.”

What part of speech is “bluer”?

“Bluer” is an adjective.