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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a more welcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of welcome or acceptance of something in relation to another.
Example: "The new policy was met with a more welcome response than the previous one."
Alternatives: "a more inviting" or "a more favorable".
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But for Lula, at least that might be a more welcome problem.
But neurologists point to a more welcome side effect for some — fewer wrinkles.
Towards the war's end, Ira Hayes's return from Japan brought a more welcome kind of attention.
But now the company has a more welcome kind of problem.
His MAC-ship pitched erratically, but was always a more welcome sight than wave tops glimpsed not far below.
But the debut of Crabtree, the 10th pick in this year's draft, was a more welcome development for San Francisco.
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A more welcomed development this year is the festival's perceived championing of female film-makers.
In its Assessment, HUD concludes overall chronic homelessness held steady from 2007 to 2008, a more welcomed piece of news than if it had increased significantly during that time frame.
If you have more than £10,000 you are made to feel a bit more welcome, with a rate of 2.5%, although that again includes a bonus of 1.5%.
If you spent time with your mom and dad, you will find you will feel a lot more welcome and get a lot more.
It is a more daunting undertaking for Flintoff, albeit a far more welcome one than his excursion into heavyweight boxing.
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