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Comparative for having the approval or authorization of an authority or public body
Comparative for relating to an authority or public body and its activities and responsibilities
Comparative for traditionally, or generally, recognized and accepted
Comparative for relating to the management or administration of an organization
Comparative for holding or constituting a purely formal position or title without any real authority
Comparative for denotes a constructive or productive feeling
Comparative for serving to put an end to all debate
Comparative for present as the strongest or main element
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of a person
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Comparative for strictly conventional in one's manner or behavior
Comparative for referring to something in a strict sense
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Adjective
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Comparative for having the approval or authorization of an authority or public body
truer
realer
honester
sounder
straighter
juster
purer
trustworthier
statelier
courtlier
completer
starchier
better
currenter
trustier
loyaler
stricter
fairer
normaler
squarer
surer
apter
rigider
fuller
fitter
prettier
meeter
nicer
stiffer
portlier
staider
perfecter
auguster
minuter
more accredited
more authentic
more formal
more authoritative
more legitimate
more proper
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more accepted
more valid
more lawful
more legal
more kosher
more canonical
more genuine
more legit
more licit
more orthodox
more established
more veritable
more constitutional
more certifiable
more conventional
more correct
more permissible
more original
more undisputed
more dinkum
more binding
more ceremonial
more allowable
more traditional
more unquestionable
more ceremonious
more committed
more regular
more due
more echt
more vested
more pukka
more reliable
more justified
more admissible
more for real
more acceptable
more credible
more qualified
more pucka
more legally binding
more honest-to-goodness
more acknowledged
more effective
more accurate
more appropriate
more juridical
more ritualistic
more suitable
more justifiable
more attested
more customary
more decorous
more precise
more condign
more protected
more innocent
more judicial
more explicit
more applicable
more exact
more routine
more chartered
more representative
more indisputable
more dignified
more indubitable
more creditable
more empowered
more faithful
more unalloyed
more magistral
more organized
US
more credited
more dependable
more natural
more methodical
more warrantable
more democratic
more ordered
more jurisprudent
more ritual
more institutional
more punctilious
more operational
more standard
more active
more veracious
more undoubted
more uncontested
more canonic
more unquestioned
more formalistic
more upright
more effectual
more enforcible
more influential
more organised
UK
more operative
more total
more absolute
more definite
more certain
more well-established
more well-founded
more usable
more conforming
more set
more enforceable
more verifiable
more usual
more ordinary
more discerning
more circumspect
more systematic
more regimented
more mainstream
more precedented
more expert
more professional
more prescriptive
more respectable
more factual
more unheretical
more available
more unfeigned
more fitting
more structured
more discreet
more ethical
more thetical
more bien pensant
more chosen
more determined
more required
more in line
more ornate
more elaborate
more untainted
more unspoiled
more convincing
more unspoilt
more bureaucratic
more positive
more veridical
more elective
more judicious
more distinguished
more corporate
more fixed
more agreed
more judicatory
more judgelike
more popular
more indicative
more becoming
more sensible
more felicitous
more prudent
more befitting
more justiciary
more stilted
more governmental
more reverential
more portentous
more faultless
more important
more momentous
more businesslike
more stiff-necked
more magisterial
more specific
more time-honoured
more time-honored
more solemn
more administrative
more legalistic
more detailed
more unambiguous
more meticulous
more tried and true
more tried and tested
more tried and trusted
more spot-on
more infallible
more final
more definitive
more conclusive
more clear-cut
more right on
more dead-on
more bang on
more unrefuted
more unimpeachable
more flawless
more irrefutable
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“But it would still be necessary to obtain
official
approval from the Ministry of Health, and this may not be forthcoming.”
Adjective
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Comparative for relating to an authority or public body and its activities and responsibilities
stiffer
statelier
courtlier
auguster
grander
loftier
more formal
more ceremonial
more ritualistic
more solemn
more bureaucratic
more ceremonious
more pompous
more proper
more dignified
more ritual
more sacramental
more traditional
more celebratory
more set
more imposing
“On June 10, senior politicians joined members of the Church hierarchy and foreign guests at an
official
function in Moscow's Bolshoi Theater.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for traditionally, or generally, recognized and accepted
commoner
normaler
widerspread
older
sounder
truer
securer
perfecter
supremer
currenter
plainer
mundaner
better-known
comfortabler
humbler
simpler
rifer
more established
more traditional
more accepted
more orthodox
more settled
more dyed-in-the-wool
more inveterate
more usual
more customary
more time-honored
more set
more fixed
more general
more habitual
more prevailing
more accustomed
more well-established
more familiar
more wonted
more popular
more expected
more routine
more classical
more regular
more universal
more acknowledged
more typical
more classic
more conventional
more historic
more proven
more stable
more acceptable
more ingrained
more mainstream
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more standard
more old-fashioned
more time-honoured
more traditionalistic
more institutionalized
US
more rooted
more permanent
more unshakable
more definitive
more authoritative
more agreed
more correct
more exhaustive
more appropriate
more magisterial
more supported
more chosen
more certain
more legit
more determined
more proper
more mandatory
more compulsory
more required
more done
more obligatory
more fitting
more consummate
more reliable
more legitimate
more accredited
more commanding
more sovereign
more canonical
more ordinary
more average
more commonplace
more quotidian
more workaday
more prevalent
more prosaic
more natural
more unexceptional
more frequent
more unremarkable
more day-to-day
more run-of-the-mill
more predictable
more defined
more vanilla
more chronic
more representative
more attested
more blessed
more precise
more explicit
more definite
more decided
more specified
more predetermined
more express
more exact
more present
more public
more favorite
US
more obvious
more understood
more mediocre
more humdrum
more undistinguished
more predominant
more valid
more characteristic
more indifferent
more mechanical
more gut
more fashionable
more basic
more prescriptive
more preferred
more unopposed
more archetypal
more archetypical
more orderly
more methodical
more boilerplate
more domestic
more repeated
more inconspicuous
more unprepossessing
more acquainted
more unsophisticated
more tried and true
more tried and tested
more par for the course
more recognizable
US
more proverbial
more recognisable
UK
more native
more matter-of-fact
more constant
more plastic
more white-bread
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for relating to the management or administration of an organization
statelier
more administrative
more executive
more managerial
more supervisory
more controlling
more governmental
more directorial
more commanding
more bureaucratic
more authoritative
more legislative
more central
more decisive
more secretarial
more in charge
more ministerial
more state
more constitutional
more political
more diplomatic
more civic
more public
more civil
more national
more presidential
more municipal
more professional
more procedural
more white-collar
more ethical
more politic
more economical
more ambassadorial
more sovereign
more magisterial
more legal
more ceremonial
more formal
more social
more majestic
more imperial
more royal
more local
more urban
more metropolitan
more democratic
more communal
more domestic
more internal
more native
more popular
more inland
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for holding or constituting a purely formal position or title without any real authority
simpler
more ostensible
more formal
more token
more ceremonial
more theoretical
more putative
more symbolic
more apparent
more emblematic
more professed
more given
more seeming
Adjective
▲
Comparative for denotes a constructive or productive feeling
better
brighter
usefuller
cleaner
steadier
sounder
more positive
more constructive
more encouraging
more favorable
US
more favourable
UK
more optimistic
more productive
more beneficial
more effective
more enthusiastic
more helpful
more reassuring
more valuable
more affirmative
more approving
more corroborative
more heartening
more hopeful
more inspiring
more promising
more solid
more supportive
more uplifting
more worthwhile
more effectual
more influential
more reasonable
more meaningful
more accurate
more authentic
more demonstrable
more efficacious
more faithful
more genial
more Panglossian
more profitable
more significant
more wholehearted
more forward-looking
more practical
more pragmatic
more progressive
more purposeful
more successful
more consenting
Adjective
▲
Comparative for serving to put an end to all debate
clearer
more final
more conclusive
more decisive
more absolute
more categorical
more definitive
more principal
more authoritative
more determinative
more emphatic
more key
more unequivocal
Adjective
▲
Comparative for present as the strongest or main element
grander
greater
archer
bigger
mightier
more predominant
more principal
more leading
more dominant
more primary
more central
more key
more cardinal
more major
more sovereign
more overbearing
more prominent
more overmastering
more important
more sovran
more prevailing
more notable
more influential
more uppermost
more prevalent
more preponderant
more transcendent
more absolute
more effective
more overpowering
more efficacious
more top-priority
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Comparative for strictly conventional in one's manner or behavior
primmer
stiffer
staider
stuffier
haughtier
starchier
unfriendlier
austerer
seemlier
seriouser
politer
more formal
more conventional
more exact
more precise
more correct
more proper
more unbending
more aloof
more inflexible
more reserved
more unsympathetic
more affected
more detached
more remote
more starched
more stilted
more antisocial
more forbidding
more restrained
more reticent
more taciturn
more unapproachable
more uncommunicative
more undemonstrative
more unforthcoming
more unresponsive
more unsocial
more withdrawn
more strait-laced
more stiff-necked
Adjective
▲
Comparative for referring to something in a strict sense
stricter
plainer
simpler
narrower
barer
harder
perfecter
truer
more technical
more literal
more exact
more objective
more pedantic
more accurate
more explicit
more factual
more precise
more proper
more specific
more veridical
more matter-of-fact
more bang on
more clear-cut
more dead-on
more spot-on
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