Definition

Having more flowers or a more cheerful and bright appearance than something else.

Example

The garden looks bloomier in the spring than in the winter.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I love how the garden looks today; it feels so much bloomier than last week.

Yeah, all the flowers are really coming to life now!

I think the sunshine helps make everything look bloomier too.

Definitely! I can’t wait to see it in full bloom.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Bloomier → It is formed from "bloom" (from Old English "blōma", meaning flower or blossom) and "-ier" (a comparative suffix indicating more). The word "bloomier" means having more bloom or being more flourishing than something else.

Memory Tip

Think of a flower that is 'more blooming' or flourishing — 'bloom' refers to the flower, and '-ier' shows that it has more of that quality.

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