What does better-looking mean?
Better-looking means comparative form of good-looking: more good-looking.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
comparative form of good-looking: more good-looking.
The cinematography, by Don Burgess (of Spider-Man, The Muppets, and several Robert Zemeckis movies), is better-looking than it needs to be, and director Chris Wedge maintains an animator’s warmth and affection for his subjects even when they don’t come from his pen or hard drive.
Use better-looking when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Better-looking means comparative form of good-looking: more good-looking.
Common synonyms include beautiful, handsome, well-favoured, good-looking.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The cinematography, by Don Burgess (of Spider-Man, The Muppets, and several Robert Zemeckis movies), is better-looking than it needs to be, and director Chris Wedge maintains an animator’s warmth and affection for his subjects even when they don’t come from his pen or hard drive.
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