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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are more happy" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "happier" when making a comparison.
Example: "After the vacation, they are happier than before."
Alternatives: "are more joyful" or "are more content."
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are more happy
noun
An extra amount or extent.
synonyms
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Laughing staff are more happy, motivated workers, suggests the charity.
Kingston University Women are more happy and satisfied with their life post divorce, research finds.
"I enjoy teaching, and on a deep philosophical level, I believe people are more happy and free if they have their own business".
So, everybody's happy with the new arrangement though some are more happy than others.
"Everyone seems to be happy with a spring in the step, and it's not just the players - the staff are more happy and everyone is taking to their new roles".
And some boys, like this one, feel like they are girls on the inside, so they are more happy and comfortable in girls' clothes.
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I couldn't be more happy.
I literally couldn't be more happy.
Never been more happy in my life !
"Could I be more happy?
I couldn't be more happy really.
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