less and less happier?!?!

[rockvivian]

is "less and less happier" correct in English?
i searched it at Google, but got only 3 results

if it's not correct or not frequently used in English,
how to express this meaning of "less and less happier" in English
(it's better to keep the word "happy" in the sentence, you know, purposely)

thanking you!

 

[ewie]

Is "less and less happier" correct in English?
I searched it at Google, but got only 3 results.

If it's not correct or not frequently used in English,
how to express this meaning of "less and less happier" in English?
(It's better to keep the word "happy" in the sentence, you know, purposely.)

Thanking you!

No, it's not correct, Rock. Less and less happy is what you want

 

[Silver_Biscuit]

Personally, I think 'increasingly unhappy' sounds much neater.

 

[Lis48]

For me: more and more unhappy.

 

[rockvivian]

hah~
i prefer Silver's answer

thanks, all you guys!!!

 

[se16teddy]

Yes, less happier works happily only if you are quoting Shakespeare:
This precious stone set in the silver sea,
Which serves it in the office of a wall
Or as a moat defensive to a house,
Against the envy of less happier lands,--
This blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this England.

 

[Lea Freitas]

Love your answer se16teddy. Literary point of view.