I've encountered a sentence in a story, which is "I never heard a voice more cruel, cold, and ugly."
So I'm wondering why there is a 'more' followed by adjectives 'cruel, cold, and ugly', since crueler is the right form as I thought.
After searching on Google, I know 'more cruel', 'crueller', 'crueler' are all accepted.
So, can I write that sentence in different ways?
1. I never heard a voice crueler, colder, and uglier.
Is it right?
2. I never heard a voice more cold and ugly.
Is it right?
3. I never heard a voice more crueler, colder and uglier.
Is it right?
What's the most common way to express?
Anonymous 1. Is it right? Yes.
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Anonymous1. I never heard a voice crueler, colder, and uglier.Is it right?
Yes.
Anonymous2. I never heard a voice more cold and ugly.Is it right?
Yes.
Anonymous3. I never heard a voice more crueler, colder and uglier.Is it right?
No.
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