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Discover Ludwig"more quiet" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare two levels of quietness, with "more" indicating a higher degree. Here is an example: "The library was already quiet, but when the librarian asked for even more quiet, the patrons whispered even quieter."
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It's more quiet".
"Brown is more quiet.
"But it's more quiet.
I am happy to be more quiet".
Until there was no more quiet.
"Restaurants are definitely more quiet.
Something a little more quiet.
Tristan has been more quiet.
"He gets more quiet," comes the reply.
SOUND LEVEL More quiet than most steakhouses.
Why? "I was more quiet," he said.
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