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Comparative and superlative adverbs in French Use comparatives with adverbs to describe how someone or something does an action ‘more or less … than’ or ‘as … as’ someone or something ...

Compound modifiers can be adverbs, too. Often, these compound adverbs come after the verb: She works part-time. And because adverbs can modify adjectives, as in “fabulously wealthy,” compound adverbs do the same: “jaw-droppingly wealthy.”