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What Comparative and superlatives form of word near?

Here's the breakdown of the comparative and superlative forms of "near":

* Near (adjective) - This is the base form.

* Nearer (comparative) - This form compares two things in terms of closeness.

* Nearest (superlative) - This form indicates the closest out of three or more things.

Example:

* "The store is near my house." (base form)

* "The library is nearer than the park." (comparative)

* "Of all the coffee shops, this one is the nearest to my office." (superlative)

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