Redundancy Error
People make this error when they try to add emphasis or clarity to the comparative form by mistakenly combining "more" with "worse". This can happen because they think of other comparisons where "more" is used correctly, like "more interesting".
Use "worse" by itself or "even worse" for emphasis.
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