More prone to grimacing or showing more grimacing expressions; comparative form of grimacy (though rarely used).
Theoretical comparative formation from grimace-like adjectives. This is an uncommon construction in modern English.
This word is so rare that most dictionaries don't include it—it exists in theory but almost never in actual speech, showing how English prefers 'more likely to grimace' over invented comparative forms.
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