Creepier Meaning in English
word · lemma: creepy
释义
Comparative form of 'creepy'; used to describe something that makes you feel even more scared, uneasy, or uncomfortable than something else.
用法与细微差别
Informal and common in spoken and written English. Often used to compare things, people, or situations that cause fear or make you uncomfortable. Typical with 'than' (e.g., 'This place is creepier than the last one'). Not used for physical danger, but more for psychological unease or weirdness.
例句
That old house looks creepier at night.
basic
The movie got creepier as it went on.
basic
His story is creepier than I expected.
basic
Honestly, the basement gets creepier every time I go down there.
natural
Why does this doll look creepier than the others?
natural
It was creepier than I thought to walk alone in the woods at night.
natural