moodier

Quicker to brood

Moodier is the comparative form of moody—more prone to shifts in temperament or emotional states: She's been moodier than usual lately.

Someone moodier than another is more likely to swing between cheerfulness and irritability, or to fall into sullen spells without obvious cause.

gloomy

brooding

Anxiously dwelling on something

morose · despondent · broody · downcast · dismal · bleak · dreary · forlorn · crestfallen · woeful

temperamental

irritable

Easily provoked to annoyance

sulky · tetchy · cranky · touchy · peevish · snappish · testy · cantankerous · crotchety · querulous

atmospheric

evocative

Tending to summon memories

noir · shadowy · brooding · ambient · expressive · romantic · dreamy · ethereal · melancholic · introspective

unpredictable

capricious

Subject to sudden changes

inconstant · variable · whimsical · unstable · fluctuating · unsteady · inconsistent · temperamental · up-and-down

sensitive

emotional

Showing strong feelings

tender · reactive · oversensitive · hypersensitive · delicate · fragile · susceptible · raw · wounded · defensive

Opposites
emotional stability

moodiersteadier

Increasingly stable, comparative

calmer · mellower

cheerfulness

moodiersunnier

Having more light

happier · brighter · jollier · perkier · chirpier

Family

moodiness, moodily, moodiest

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