IPA: /ˈdoʊtiər/
KK: /ˈdɔːtiər/
Having a small, round mark or spot; often used to describe something that is marked with dots.
The artist used a dotier technique to create a unique texture in her painting.
Comparative: dotier
Superlative: dotiest
The word 'dotier' originates from Old English 'dōtian', meaning to be foolish or to act foolishly. It reflects a state of being silly or lacking sense.
Think of someone acting foolishly or lacking sense, which helps you remember that 'dotier' refers to a foolish person.