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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Adjectives

1. Which is correct:

"fussier" or "more fussy".

2. And could "complicated" ever be a synonym of "fussy"?

For instance, when if you intend to say the opposite of "practical", would you ever say:

"She a too complicated person."

  

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Christine Christie 1. Which is correct: "fussier" or "more fussy". Both are correct.

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  • Christine Christie 1.
  • Which is correct: "fussier" or "more fussy".
  • Both are correct.
  • I'd probably say "fussier".
  • Christine Christie 2.
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Christine Christie

1. Which is correct:
"fussier" or "more fussy".

Both are correct. I'd probably say "fussier".

Christine Christie

2. And could "complicated" ever be a synonym of "fussy"?

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