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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Ulterior
Does the adjective 'ulterior' have comparative forms?
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No. Etymologically, ulterior is the comparative of the Latin adjective ulter .
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- Etymologically, ulterior is the comparative of the Latin adjective ulter .
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Etymologically, ulterior is the comparative of the Latin adjective ulter.
Etymologically, ulterior is the comparative of the Latin adjective ulter.
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And the following all fall into the same class.
superior, inferior, interior, exterior
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superior, inferior, interior, exterior
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