"Groggier" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Groggier" Meaning

Groggier is comparative form of the adjective "groggy". Groggy refers to a feeling of heaviness or dizziness, often caused by a lack of sleep, excessive fatigue, or a blow to the head. As a comparative form, "groggier" implies that someone or something is more heavily dazed or disoriented than previously.

"Groggier" Examples

Usage Examples for "Groggier"

Adjective

After a late night, John felt groggier than usual and stumbled out of bed.
The groggier I got, the more I struggled to focus on my work.
A couple of hours of sleep weren't enough to cure my grogginess, and I was still tired.
The coffee only made me bearable, but I was still groggier than I wanted to be.
The long car ride left me feeling groggier than I ever had after a red-eye flight.