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What are the comparative and superlative form of word worthwhile?

The word "worthwhile" is already in the superlative form and does not have a comparative form.

It's similar to words like "perfect" or "unique" which are absolute terms and don't really have degrees. You wouldn't say "more perfect" or "more unique," and similarly, you wouldn't say "more worthwhile."

If you want to express a higher degree of value or importance, you could use phrases like:

* More valuable

* More important

* Highly worthwhile

* Extremely valuable

* Of the utmost importance

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