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taller

adjective
TAW-lur/ˈtɔ.lɚ/UKTAW-luh/ˈtɔː.lə/

1 meaning of taller

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Comparative of tall.

    She grew noticeably taller over the summer break.

    Redwoods are taller than almost any other tree on Earth.

    Note

    A one-syllable adjective takes the suffix -er rather than more, so the regular comparative is built straight onto tall. It carries over to the meanings that come in degrees: height, as in a taller building, and the hard-to-believe, as in an even taller tale. The coffee size works differently. There tall names a fixed cup smaller than grande, so a "taller" coffee is not something anyone orders.

taller is a form of tall

tall, adjective: Of greater than average height from bottom to top; used of people, and of buildings, trees, and other things whose height is great, especially relative to their width. Full entry

Forms
talltaller comparativetallest superlative
Spelling
tall → taller: add -er

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