1. comparative form of moory; more resembling or characteristic of a moor; having more open, uncultivated land with low vegetation
Usage: chiefly British; comparative adjective

Examples

• The northern region is moorier than the southern valleys.
• As we traveled inland, the landscape became progressively moorier.
• The moorier terrain offered little shelter from the harsh weather.
• This part of Scotland is moorier and more rugged than the lowlands.