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What is comparative of famous?

The comparative of "famous" is more famous.

Here's why:

* Famous is an adjective, meaning widely known and recognized.

* More is used to form the comparative degree of most adjectives, comparing two things.

* Most is used to form the superlative degree, comparing three or more things.

Therefore, "more famous" indicates a higher level of fame compared to something else.

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