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Realistischere is the German adjective realistisch in its comparative form, meaning “more realistic.” It is used to compare the realism of two or more things and is declined to agree with gender, number, and case when placed before a noun.

In attributive position before a noun, realistischere appears with endings determined by the article and the noun’s gender and number. Examples include: der realistischere Film (the more realistic film), eine realistischere Darstellung (a more realistic depiction). Plural forms include realistischere Darstellungen (more realistic depictions), and with a definite article: die realistischeren Darstellungen (the more realistic depictions). The exact ending shifts with different determinations and cases, but the basic function remains the same: to express a higher degree of realism compared with another item.

Usage notes and context: realistischere is common in journalism, film criticism, literary analysis, science communication, and any discourse that involves evaluating realism. It is typically translated into English as “more realistic.” While other related forms of the adjective exist (depending on gender, article, and number), realistischere is the standard comparative used before nouns in many everyday and formal German sentences.

See also: realistisch, German grammar, German adjectives, comparative forms.