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What is the comparative form of word fool?

The comparative form of "fool" is foolish or more foolish.

"Fool" is an adjective that can be used as a noun. "Foolish" is the adjective form, while "more foolish" is the comparative form, which is used to compare two things or people.

For example:

* "He is a fool for thinking he can win."

* "He is more foolish than I thought."

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