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What is the comparative form of word hurriedly?

There isn't a comparative form of "hurriedly" in the same way you might have a comparative form of "fast" (faster) or "big" (bigger). "Hurriedly" is already an adverb, indicating the manner in which something is done.

If you want to express a higher degree of haste, you might use:

* More hurriedly

* Very hurriedly

* Hastily

* Rushedly

* With even greater haste

For example, instead of "He walked hurriedly to the station," you could say "He walked more hurriedly to the station" or "He walked hastily to the station."

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