Bulkier: meaning, definitions and examples

Use when referring to something that takes up more space or has more volume, often implying awkwardness or difficulty in handling.

• The package was bulkier than I expected
• Winter clothing tends to be bulkier than summer clothing

Best used when describing something that has greater dimensions, usually indicating length, width, or height.

• She has a larger office space than I do
• We need a larger table for the dining room

Suitable when referring to something that has more weight, regardless of its size or volume.

• This bag is heavier than the other one
• Metal furniture is usually heavier than plastic furniture

Appropriate for general comparisons of size, without specific implications about weight or volume.

• That dog is bigger than mine
• We need a bigger car for our family trips