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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are more delicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the fragility or sensitivity of two or more subjects.
Example: "These flowers are more delicate than the ones we bought last week."
Alternatives: "are more fragile" or "are more sensitive".
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Few subjects are more delicate in Washington.
And some of the issues are more delicate.
The subcutaneous fatty tissues are more delicate and more easily deprived of their blood supply.
But the stems and leaves are more delicate than the scrunchy clumps usually found in markets.
The older ones are even more beautiful, because they're thinner and the designs are more delicate.
But the juvenile's skull bones are more delicate, its teeth much thinner and its jaw much weaker.
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But your back, it's more delicate.
Spicing could be more delicate.
Sal is the tough brother; Frank is more delicate.
"They're more delicate and less filling," she said.
Her second concern was more delicate and unpredictable.
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