How do you write proudly as a comparative adverb?

You can't directly use "proudly" as a comparative adverb because it's already an adverb in its base form, describing how something is done.

To express a comparison of pride, you would need to use a different structure. Here are some options:

1. Using "more proudly":

* "He walked more proudly than his brother."

2. Using "with more pride":

* "She presented her work with more pride than she had ever shown before."

3. Using a different adjective/adverb:

* "She was more confident than she had ever been."

* "They spoke more eloquently about their accomplishments."

The best option depends on the specific context and the desired emphasis.