Definition

This word describes something that is thin, light, and often slightly transparent, similar to a delicate fabric.

Example

The dress was made of a gauzier material that allowed light to filter through beautifully.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I just bought a new dress for the party this weekend.

Oh, really? Is it gauzier than the last one you wore?

Definitely! It has a more flowy fabric that feels great.

That sounds perfect for dancing!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Gauzier → It is derived from the French word 'gazeux', which means 'thin' or 'light'. The suffix '-ier' indicates a person or thing associated with a quality. Thus, 'gauzier' refers to something that is light or thin in texture, often used to describe fabric.

Memory Tip

Think of the French word for 'thin' ('gazeux') to remember that 'gauzier' describes something light or delicate in texture.

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