Why is it hungriest instead of hungryest?
"Hungriest" is the correct comparative for "hungry." "Hungryest" is not a word and is considered incorrect.
The suffix "-est" is added to adjectives in the superlative degree, which is used to compare three or more items and indicate the highest or lowest degree of a quality. For example, we say "the hungriest dog" when comparing three or more dogs to find the one with the highest level of hunger.
Therefore, it is "hungriest" and not "hungryest."
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