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What is the comparative form of fragile?

The comparative form of fragile is more fragile.

Here's why:

* Fragile is an adjective describing something easily broken or damaged.

* For most one-syllable adjectives, the comparative form is made by adding -er. However, fragile is a two-syllable adjective that doesn't follow this rule.

* The comparative form of adjectives with two or more syllables is usually made by adding more in front of the adjective.

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