adjective
straighter
Straighter (adjective) means More straight; the comparative form of "straight.". Example: “This new road is much straighter than the old one.”
adjective
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More straight; the comparative form of "straight."
"This new road is much straighter than the old one."
How to use straighter
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe comparative of "straight" — used when comparing how direct or unbent two things are.
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- Plural
- straighters
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What does “straighter” mean?
The word “straighter” means more straight; the comparative form of "straight.". In plain terms, the comparative of "straight" — used when comparing how direct or unbent two things are.
How do you use “straighter” in a sentence?
Here is “straighter” used in a sentence: “This new road is much straighter than the old one.”
What part of speech is “straighter”?
“Straighter” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of straighter?
"straighter" (adjective) means more straight; the comparative form of "straight.".
