English · Adjectives
/ˈkləʊsər/
[/ˈkləʊsər/]
comparative of close
Comparative form of 'close'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more close than the other.
My house is closer to school than yours.
My house is closer to school than yours.
From 'close' plus the comparative suffix '-er'. The base ends in 'e', so only '-r'/'-st' is added.
Used in comparisons, often followed by 'than'.