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What is the comparative of mysterious?

The comparative of "mysterious" is more mysterious.

While "mysterious" is already a pretty strong adjective, you can use "more mysterious" to emphasize a higher degree of mystery or enigma.

For example:

* "The old house was mysterious, but the abandoned mansion was more mysterious."

* "The detective found the case more mysterious than he first thought."

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