1. comparative form of dreary; more dull, bleak, or depressing
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• The weather grew drearier as winter approached.
• His new apartment was even drearier than his old one.
• The lecture became drearier with each passing minute.
• Nothing could be drearier than spending the weekend alone in that empty house.
• The gray, rainy day made the city look drearier than usual.
• She found her job growing drearier each day.