darker
adj. A2 Elementary US //ˈdɑɹkɝ// UK //dˈɑːkɐ// dark·er
adj. having less light than something else, or being closer to black than to white. You use this to compare the shade or brightness of two things.
adj. possessing a deeper shade or a lower degree of luminosity in comparison to another object or environment.
This blue paint is darker than the one we used before.
As the sun began to set, the shadows in the forest grew much darker and longer.
The artist chose a darker palette for the foreground to create a sense of depth and contrast against the pale morning sky.
Usage
The comparative form of 'dark'; typically followed by 'than' when making a direct comparison.
Pitfall
more darkerdarkerDarker is already a comparative form; adding 'more' creates a double comparative error.