1. comparative form of mopy: more dejected, listless, or gloomy
Usage: informal

Examples

• She seemed even mopier than usual after hearing the bad news.
• The rainy weather made him feel mopier throughout the week.
• After losing the game, the team looked mopier than ever.
• He grew mopier as the day wore on without any good news.
• The dog appeared mopier when left alone for long periods.