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Comparative
more comprehensive
Superlative
most comprehensive
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covering or including all aspects of something
- The comprehensive report provided a detailed overview of the project, addressing every aspect from start to finish.
- The comprehensive study examined the effects of climate change on various ecosystems around the world.
- She received a comprehensive education that included coursework in a wide range of subjects.
- The comprehensive insurance policy offered coverage for a variety of potential risks and hazards.
- The comprehensive guidebook contained information on all the tourist attractions in the city.
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covering a wide range
- She created a comprehensive study guide to ensure she didn’t miss any key topics for the exam.
- The new law aims to be comprehensive, addressing various aspects of environmental protection.