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What is the comparative form of wearily?

There isn't a comparative form of "wearily" in the traditional sense.

"Wearily" is already an adverb, describing the manner in which something is done. It means "in a tired or exhausted way."

To express a greater degree of weariness, you can use adverbs like:

* More wearily

* Extremely wearily

* Exhaustedly

* Drained

* Fatigued

For example:

* "She walked wearily down the road."

* "He sighed more wearily than before."

* "She looked at him exhausted."

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