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comparable (adjective), more comparable, most comparable
Capable of having features in common with something else in order to permit or to suggest differences or similarities: Jack was offered two jobs with comparable wages, but after thinking about which one he should take, he chose the one closer to his home.
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aerographical (adjective), not comparable
A reference to the production of weather charts.
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contralateral (adjective), not comparable
Descriptive of being on the opposite side of the body.
pseudo (adjective), no more , no most; so, not comparable.
1. Descriptive of someone whose pretences are deceitful; not genuine: Tim's neighbor was a pseudo expert in gymnastics.
2. A reference to something that appears to be one thing, but is something else: The cloudy skies turned out to be a pseudo indication that it was going to rain.
3. Etymology: from Greek pseudes, "false, lying."
Conveying a false statement .
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A deceptive friend or a real one.
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Conveying a false statement .
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unimprovable (adjective) (not comparable
Not disposed to melioration or betterment: Over the years Mildred's handwriting proved to be unimprovable although she tried her best to make it more readable.
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comparable
Similarities and differences with another or others.
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triage (adjective) (not comparable)
(Descriptive of the task of allocating and sorting: The triage nurse had many patients to categorise and group regarding their medical needs.)