moorier
/ˈmʊriər/
adjective
- More dark, gloomy, or dim; more difficult to see through (like fog or mist).
- The morning grew moorier as the fog rolled in from the sea.
- She found the old photograph even moorier than she remembered, the faces barely visible.
- The moorier the sky became, the more uneasy the hikers felt.
- More mysterious, somber, or depressing in atmosphere or mood.
- His mood turned moorier after hearing the bad news.
- The second act of the play was moorier than the first, with darker themes emerging.
- The moorier tone of the novel made it a challenging but rewarding read.