szorosabbá

The Hungarian word "szorosabbá" is the comparative form of the adjective "szoros," which can be translated as "tight," "close," or "narrow." As a comparative, "szorosabbá" indicates a greater degree of tightness, closeness, or narrowness.

In terms of physical proximity, "szorosabbá" might describe a relationship becoming closer or a gap becoming smaller. For example, "a kapcsolatuk szorosabbá vált" translates to "their relationship became closer." Similarly, "a köd szorosabbá vált" would mean "the fog became denser" or "thicker."

In a more abstract sense, "szorosabbá" can refer to an increase in intensity or strictness. For instance, "ellenőrzés szorosabbá vált" means "controls became tighter" or "more stringent." It can also be used to describe a situation becoming more critical or pressing.

The word functions as an adverbial accusative, often appearing with verbs that indicate a change of state. It signifies the resulting state of being more "szoros." Understanding "szorosabbá" requires considering the context in which it is used to accurately interpret its specific meaning of increased tightness, closeness, or narrowness.