COMPARISON OF ADVERBS
The comparative form of an adverb is the same as the neuter comparative adjective; it always ends in -ius.
e.g.
| adj. clarior, clarius-clearer | adv. clarius-more clearly |
| adj. levior, levius-lighter | adv. levius-more lightly |
N.B. several adverbs have irregular
comparative forms.
| bene-well | melius-better | optime-best |
| male-bad | peius-worse | pessime-worst |
| paulum-little | minus-less | minime-least |
| magnopere-greatly | magis-more | maxime-most |
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