The comparative usually is formed with an -er ending or the word moreor less.
We need to find a better stopper for this vial. [good changed to comparative form better with -er]We need to find a smaller stopper for this vial. [small changed to comparative form smaller with -er]
We need to find a more tapered stopper for this vial. [comparative with more]
We need to find a less tapered stopper for this vial. [comparative with less]
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