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What is the comparative and superlative adjectives of adorable?

Here's the breakdown of the comparative and superlative forms of "adorable":

* Adorable is already a very positive adjective, meaning "extremely cute or charming." It's not usually used in a comparative or superlative sense.

* More adorable is grammatically correct, but it sounds a bit awkward.

* Most adorable is also grammatically correct, but again, it's not often used because "adorable" already carries a strong meaning of being extremely cute.

Instead of using "more adorable" or "most adorable," consider these alternatives:

* More charming

* More delightful

* Cutest

* Most charming

* Most delightful

These alternatives provide a more natural and varied way to express different levels of cuteness.

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