Definition

Having a more vibrant or lively quality, often used to describe colors or styles that are bright and cheerful.

Example

The new paint color is much poppier than the old one.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I just painted my room a brighter color.

Oh, nice! Is it poppier than before?

Definitely! It feels so much more cheerful now.

That sounds great! I love a poppier space.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Poppier → The word 'poppier' is derived from 'pop' (from the Middle English 'poppen', meaning to make a short, sharp sound) and the suffix '-ier' (meaning more). The term 'poppier' refers to something that makes more of a popping sound or is characterized by a lively, vibrant quality.

Memory Tip

Think of something that makes a 'pop' sound and is 'more' lively or vibrant — that's what 'poppier' means.

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