Definition

This word describes something that has a more orange color than something else.

Example

The sunset was orangier than the one we saw yesterday.

Conversation

Hey, have you seen that new painting in the gallery?

Yeah, I did! It's so much orangier than I expected.

I thought the color would be more muted, but it's really vibrant.

Exactly! It definitely catches your eye.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'orangier' is derived from 'orange' (from Old French *orenge*, meaning the fruit or color) and the suffix '-ier' (meaning one who or that which). Thus, 'orangier' refers to one who grows or cultivates oranges, or it can describe something related to the orange color or fruit.

Memory Tip

Think of 'orange' as the fruit or color, and remember that '-ier' indicates a person or thing associated with it. So, an 'orangier' is someone who is connected to oranges.

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