Definition

Having a rich, sweet flavor or a soft, pleasant texture; often used to describe something that is luxurious or desirable.

Example

The dessert was plummier than I expected, with a delightful sweetness that lingered on my palate.

Conversation

Have you noticed how much plummier the fruit at the market looks these days?

Yeah, it really does seem fresher and more appealing!

I think it's because of the season; everything is just more vibrant now.

Absolutely, I love when the produce is this good!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'plummier' is derived from 'plum' (from Old French *plume*, meaning a fruit or a feather) and the comparative suffix '-ier' (meaning more). Thus, 'plummier' refers to something that is more like a plum, often in terms of juiciness or richness.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'plum' which refers to a juicy fruit, and remember that 'plummier' means more like a plum, suggesting something that is richer or juicier.

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