sunnier
SaySUN-ee-erUS/ˈsʌniɚ/UK/ˈsʌniə/
- 1Comparative of sunny.
The kitchen is much sunnier now that the old oak has come down.
She has seemed sunnier since she started her new job.
Note
The y of sunny becomes i before -er, the same pattern as happier and funnier. The comparison works for every meaning of the adjective, from the weather to a well-lit room to a person's mood, and the second term usually comes in with than: sunnier than last week, sunnier than she has been in months.
sunnier is a form of sunny
sunny, adjective: Of weather or a day, having plenty of sunshine. Full entry
- Spelling
- sunny → sunnier: change y to i, add -er
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