Lovelier: meaning, definitions and examples

comparative form

The term 'lovelier' is the comparative form of the adjective 'lovely.' It is used to describe something that is more beautiful, attractive, or pleasing than another. Often, 'lovelier' refers to the aesthetic or emotional appeal of people, places, or experiences. For example, one might say, 'The garden is lovelier in the spring than in the winter.' It's a positive term used to elevate the description of a subject.

finer, more attractive, more beautiful, nicer

Examples of usage

• She looked lovelier than ever at the ceremony.

• The sunset was lovelier tonight than it was yesterday.

• These flowers are lovelier in full bloom.

• That dress makes her look even lovelier.