adj
Redder
Redder (adj) means Comparative form of red; more red than something else. Example: “Her cheeks grew redder the longer she stood in the cold.”
adj
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Comparative form of red; more red than something else.
"Her cheeks grew redder the longer she stood in the cold."
How to use Redder
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMore red — the comparative form of the adjective red.
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- Plural
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Etymology
Borrowed from German Redder.
Rhymes for Redder
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What does “Redder” mean?
The word “Redder” means comparative form of red; more red than something else. In plain terms, more red — the comparative form of the adjective red.
How do you use “Redder” in a sentence?
Here is “Redder” used in a sentence: “Her cheeks grew redder the longer she stood in the cold.”
What part of speech is “Redder”?
“Redder” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of Redder?
"Redder" (adj) means comparative form of red; more red than something else.
