more strange... / stranger than ...?

Is "more strange" acceptable as the comparative form of "strange" .

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Yes, especially as a part of style or for stress.
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Can we say "more young than.... " for stress instead of "younger than..." then?

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More unusual, but possible:

Some of us are more young than others and might not mind some help.


The one a fine and pretty boy
Not passing three years old,
The other a girl more young than he,
And framed in beauty's mould.


Most Google results, however, are for the noun.
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