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Discover Ludwig"more colorful" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is vibrant, lively, or visually appealing. You can use it in a comparative sentence to compare two things. For example: - "The painting on the left is more colorful than the one on the right." - "The new clothing collection is much more colorful than the previous one." - "I love this city because it is so much more colorful than my hometown."
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Sometimes the language is more colorful.
(He used a more colorful word).
Now it's much more colorful".
The buds provide more colorful answers.
Meantime, luggage is becoming more colorful.
(Again, Mr. Norris used a more colorful phrase).
(And his other labels are more colorful).
Think of Pac-Man but more colorful.
The more colorful one is taste.
They have just become more colorful.
Slide tackles will leave more colorful wounds.
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