No. 14,799 in German
positiver
Comparative form of "positiv," meaning "more positive."
In a sentence
Ein positiver Einfluss kann große Veränderungen bewirken.
A positive influence can lead to significant changes.
The word 'positiver' here is used as an adjective modifying 'Einfluss' (influence) in the nominative case, indicating a quality considered beneficial or constructive.
Er hatte einen positiveren Eindruck von der neuen Kollegin als erwartet.
He had a more positive impression of the new colleague than expected.
In this sentence, 'positiveren' is the comparative form of 'positiv', indicating a degree of comparison.
Eine „positivere“ Sichtweise könnte helfen, das Problem zu lösen.
A 'more positive' perspective could help solve the problem.
Here, 'positivere' is used within quotation marks to emphasize or denote a suggested perspective, functioning in a comparative context as well.
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