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What are the Comparative Of Unusual?

There isn't a direct comparative form for "unusual" in the same way you'd have for "tall" (taller) or "big" (bigger).

However, there are several ways to express a higher degree of unusualness:

* More unusual: This is the most straightforward way to express a comparative.

* Less common: This is a synonym that implies a higher degree of unusualness.

* Rarer: This is another synonym with a similar meaning.

* More peculiar: This emphasizes the strangeness or oddness of something.

* More out of the ordinary: This emphasizes that something is different from the norm.

The best choice will depend on the specific context and the desired nuance.

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