Comparative and superlative form of lovable?

"Lovable" is already in the positive degree. There's no direct comparative or superlative form because it doesn't describe a quality that can be easily ranked.

Here are some alternatives to express different levels of lovableness:

More lovable: This could be used if comparing two individuals.

Most lovable: This could be used to describe the most lovable person in a group.

Other options:

* More endearing

* More charming

* More appealing

* More delightful

* Most endearing

* Most charming

* Most appealing

* Most delightful