1. comparative form of choppy; having more rough, irregular waves or motion
Usage: nautical; comparative form
2. comparative form of choppy; more abrupt, disconnected, or jerky in style or movement
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• The water became choppier as we moved away from shore.
• Today’s seas are much choppier than yesterday’s calm conditions.
• His writing style grew choppier under deadline pressure.
• The video footage looked choppier due to the low frame rate.
• The boat ride was choppier on the return trip.
• Her speech became choppier as she grew more nervous.