Usages of pulchrior
Puer vile poculum capit, sed soror dicit se pulchrius recipere velle.
The boy takes the cheap cup, but his sister says that she wants to receive a more beautiful one.
Haec imago pulchrior est quam illa.
This picture is more beautiful than that one.
Imago reginae in atrio pulchrior est quam imago regis.
The image of the queen in the atrium is more beautiful than the image of the king.
Frater duas conchas in sporta ponit, sed soror dicit unam pulchriorem esse.
The brother puts two shells in the basket, but the sister says that one is more beautiful.
Pater dicit formam huius conchae pulchriorem esse quam illius.
Father says that the shape of this shell is more beautiful than that of that one.
Puella rogat utrum Athenae in Graecia pulchriores sint quam Roma.
The girl asks whether Athens in Greece is more beautiful than Rome.
In hortō rosae et lilia flōrent, et avia dīcit hortum hodiē pulchriōrem esse quam herī.
In the garden roses and lilies are blooming, and grandmother says that the garden is more beautiful today than yesterday.
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