Definition

More full of interesting or important information, especially in a way that is engaging or lively.

Example

The newsier articles in the magazine attract more readers.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Did you hear that the local paper is getting newsier?

Really? I hope they include more interesting stories.

Yeah, it seems like they want to attract more readers.

That sounds great! I love when papers have a lot of variety.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Newsier → It is formed from "news" (from Middle English *newes*, meaning new information or reports) and "-ier" (a comparative suffix meaning more). The word "newsier" means more full of news or more informative than something else.

Memory Tip

Think of 'news' as new information, and the '-ier' means more. So, when something is newsier, it means it has more new information.

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