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What is the comparative form of exclusive?

The comparative form of "exclusive" is more exclusive.

Here's why:

* Exclusive is an adjective, and adjectives have comparative forms to show a higher degree of the quality they describe.

* The most common way to form the comparative of most adjectives is to add "-er" (e.g., "bigger," "faster") or "more" before the adjective (e.g., "more beautiful," "more difficult").

* "Exclusive" is one of the adjectives that uses "more" to form its comparative.

So, you would say something is more exclusive than something else.

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