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What is the comparative form of risky?

The comparative form of risky is riskier.

Here's how it works:

* Risky is the adjective describing something with a high chance of danger or loss.

* To form the comparative, we add "-ier" to the end of the word, just like we do with most one-syllable adjectives.

So, if something is riskier than something else, it means it has a higher chance of danger or loss.

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