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Comparative form of "dense"

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Anonymous  +  955327 Wed, 28 Oct 09 01:38 PM
Can anyone tell me the comparative form of "dense?"  Is "denser" incorrect?
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Cool Breeze  +  955443 Wed, 28 Oct 09 04:17 PM
Dense is monosyllabic and according to the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, denser is correct.


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Philip  +  955574 Wed, 28 Oct 09 07:27 PM
Agreed, denser is correct.  However, to me, it sounds a bit odd, so I would resort to the always correct if not necessary more dense.
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