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What is the comparative form of word commodious?

The comparative form of "commodious" is more commodious.

While "commodious" already implies a high degree of spaciousness and comfort, you can use "more commodious" to indicate an even greater level of these qualities when comparing two things.

For example:

* "The new apartment was more commodious than the old one."

* "The luxury hotel offered more commodious suites than the budget hotel."

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