What is the comparative adjective for superficial?

Answer 1

'Fake' is the simplest word to describe about someone who is superficial; just into surface rather than skin deep of others. Someone who is focusing too much of the outside rather than the inside (innate quality goodness or value of people emotionally or intellectually).

Superficial is also best to describe someone into appearances and lacking of self realization that he/she forget there is more to life rather than look, beauty, appearance or image alone.

Answer 2

They are shallow, and they have no depth to their thoughts. They are all "On the surface".

Answer 3

On the surface
Skin deep
Not very important
Not deep
Being near or forming the surface. Or of little significance. Or displaying a lack of thoroughness.

Answer 4

It means over or above. So superficial means above the surface or shallow.

Answer 5

The comparative adjective for superficial is more superficial; the superlative is most superficial.

Answer 6

I think the root word is super.