1. comparative form of bloodthirsty; more eager or willing to engage in violence or killing
Usage: comparative degree of the adjective 'bloodthirsty'

Examples

• The villain in the sequel was bloodthirstier than the original antagonist.
• Historical accounts describe the second invasion as bloodthirstier than the first.
• Critics argued the director's new film was bloodthirstier and less thoughtful than his previous work.
• The bloodthirstier faction within the group demanded immediate action.
• Ancient warriors were often portrayed as bloodthirstier in legend than in historical fact.