Blacker

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Blacker is a comparative form of the color term "black," indicating a greater degree of darkness or blackness.

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Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf comparative adjective
degree form
appliesTo color perception
metaphorical darkness
baseForm black
comparesProperty blackness
darkness
comparisonType relative comparison
degree comparative
grammaticalCategory gradable adjective form
hasPositiveForm black
hasStem black
hasSuffix -er
hasSuperlativeForm blackest
inflectionOf black
language English
morphologicalProcess suffixation with -er
orthography "b-l-a-c-k-e-r"
partOf English grammar
partOfSpeechTag JJR
register standard English
requiresComplement implicit or explicit standard of comparison
semanticField color terminology
stressPattern primary stress on first syllable
syllableCount 2
typicalConstruction "X is blacker than Y"
usedIn comparative constructions
descriptive language
usedToCompare two or more entities
usedWith than-phrases
wordClass adjective

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Black hasVariant Blacker