Definition

Having more of the characteristics of a broom or resembling a broom; often used to describe a place that is messy or cluttered with broom-like items.

Example

The room felt broomier after the cleaning session, with dust and debris swept into the corners.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I think this room feels a bit broomier than before after cleaning.

Yeah, it does look more spacious now!

I love how a little tidying can make such a difference.

Absolutely, a clean space always feels more inviting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'broomier' is derived from 'broom' (from Old English *brōm*, meaning a type of shrub or plant used for making brooms) and the suffix '-ier' (meaning more). Therefore, 'broomier' refers to something that is more like or has more characteristics of a broom.

Memory Tip

Think of 'broom' as a plant used for sweeping, and the '-ier' means more of that quality — so 'broomier' means having more broom-like qualities.

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