1. more inclined to think deeply about something in a worried or unhappy way
Usage: comparative form of broody

Examples

• She became broodier after losing her job.
• The artist grew broodier with each passing winter.
• His music took on a broodier tone in recent albums.
• The teenager seemed broodier than usual during exam week.
• The novel’s protagonist becomes broodier as the story progresses.
• After the argument, he was much broodier than before.