wronger or more wrong?
Is it possible to make "wrong" comparative? if the answer is No, so why? and in case the answer is YES, which one is grammatically feasible: wronger or more wrong or both?

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wronger or more wrong?
Is it possible to make "wrong" comparative? if the answer is No, so why? and in case the answer is YES, which one is grammatically  feasible: wronger or more wrong or both?

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You couldn't be more wrong if you wrote wronger.

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"Wrong" is not really a comparative word. You are either right or wrong. It is more of an absolute word.

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* wronger = person who does wrong; offender 
More wrong and most wrong are preferred in contemporary English. Wronger and wrongest are currently often used for comedic effect, but were used by Shakespeare in full earnest.

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