1. comparative form of shadowy; more full of shadows or darker
2. comparative form of shadowy; more vague, unclear, or mysterious

Examples

• The forest path became shadowier as we walked deeper into the woods.
• The basement was shadowier than the main floor of the house.
• His explanation grew shadowier with each question we asked.
• The shadowier corners of the room made her feel uneasy.
• The details of the plan remained shadowier than we had hoped.
• The alley looked shadowier at night than during the day.