tentier

/ˈtɛntiər/
adjective
  1. More like a tent in shape, structure, or appearance; having more of the qualities of a tent.
    • The new camping shelter was tentier than the old one, with steeper sides and a higher peak.
    • As the wind picked up, the loose fabric became tentier, billowing out like a small dome.
    • Her dress had a tentier silhouette than the fitted styles she usually wore.
  2. More suggestive of or resembling a tent in being temporary, flimsy, or makeshift.
    • The shade structure they rigged up was tentier than expected, offering little protection from the sun.
    • The cardboard fort they built was tentier than a real tent, collapsing at the slightest touch.
    • His argument felt tentier with each new point, as if it might fall apart any moment.
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