Funner

Pronunciation: /ˈfʌnər/

Definitions of funner

adjective comparative form of the adjective 'fun', meaning more enjoyable or amusing

Example Sentences

A1 Playing with friends is funner than playing alone.

A2 I think swimming is funner than running.

B1 Traveling to new countries is funner when you have someone to share the experience with.

B2 Learning a new language can be funner than you might think.

C1 Some people find solving complex puzzles to be even funner than watching movies.

C2 For many, skydiving is the funner experience compared to bungee jumping.

Examples of funner in a Sentence

formal According to recent research, engaging in recreational activities is funner than just sitting at home.

informal I think playing video games is way funner than studying for exams.

slang Going to the beach is so much funner than staying indoors all day.

figurative Some people find roller coasters funner than bungee jumping, but it's all about personal preference.

Grammatical Forms of funner

• comparative: funner
• superlative: funnest
• present tense: fun
• future tense: will be fun
• perfect tense: has been fun
• continuous tense: is having fun
• singular: fun
• positive degree: fun
• infinitive: to have fun
• gerund: having fun
• participle: fun

Origin and Evolution of funner

First Known Use: 1834 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'funner' is believed to have originated as a colloquial form of the comparative adjective 'fun' in informal spoken English.

Evolution of the word: Initially considered nonstandard or informal, 'funner' has gradually gained acceptance and is now commonly used in informal contexts to express comparative enjoyment or amusement.