The phrase "a less creepy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something that is creepy to another option that is not as creepy.
Example: "I prefer the new design; it's a less creepy version of the original."
Alternatives: "not as creepy" or "a more acceptable".
Yet Mr. Zaltzman, a balding redhead who resembles a less creepy version of the American comic Carrot Top, was unfazed, starting a rapid-fire routine about world history, Stalin and a New Testament DVD featuring an alternate ending and other special features.
That will ultimately mean great things for AR Emoji adoption, assuming, of course, that they're implemented in a less creepy way than its current offering.
The screen is always on, a subtle reminder that the device is there, just waiting to be played with — like a less creepy version of the twins from The Shining.
And maybe one starring a less creepy, controlling hero next time, please (and that goes for Edward and Christian).
The predatory aspect of the app might be something Tinder has so far failed to address publicly, but co-founder Whitney Wolfe clearly saw a demand for a less creepy app (and class of colleague, actually) when she quit after suing them for sexual harassment (IKR?) and started Bumble, a rival app where women have to make the first move.
For a less-creepy thing to do with your iPhone, check out the Eddie Stobart app.
And while I'm sure that he and his son were just wrapping up an important breakfast meeting regarding future arrangements to pass a ball back-and-forth between each other for a still negotiable amount of time, a pat on the back would have been a little less creepy.
These days, the actress is sharing the screen with Ben Affleck in "The Accountant" and Justin Timberlake in "Trolls," the latter of whom is a little closer to her in age (and probably a little less creepy).
It has an experimental feel by TV standards, especially in the first few episodes, which take place mostly inside Jacqueline's apartment and feel like Roman Polanski's "Repulsion" remade as a slightly less creepy romantic comedy.
