What is the comparative and superlative forms of gaily?

"Gaily" is an adverb, meaning "happily or brightly". Adverbs don't typically have comparative or superlative forms like adjectives do.

Instead of using "more gaily" or "most gaily," you could use:

* Comparative:

* More cheerfully

* More brightly

* With more joy

* More happily

* Superlative:

* Most cheerfully

* Most brightly

* With the most joy

* Most happily

For example, instead of "He walked gaily down the street," you could say:

* "He walked more cheerfully down the street." (Comparative)

* "She danced most joyfully of all." (Superlative)