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| We don't use "ill" in degrees. You can use "sick" like "big, long, small, etc" i.e sicker than, the sickest. But I think there is no need for it. Just " feel better or feel worse". |
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That said, there is no reason one cannot use "more ill". "Most ill" would be very uncommon. |
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