Adjective:

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groovier's Usage Examples:

rehearsal tracks from the first Pentagram lineup, played in a faster and groovier tempo.

AllMusic reviewer Eduardo Rivadavia referred to the song as a "slower, groovier number".

For the project, the trio aimed to make a groovier, less polished effort than its predecessor; central points of inspiration.

because we dirtied it up, slowed it down and made it even heavier and groovier, but still true to the song".

While that has a softer sound to it, their second album was edgier and groovier.

Pollard corrected him, he claimed it should be "Love" because it was "groovier".

Robert Christgau said the album was "groovier than the noise norm" and said the guest vocalists "add personality".

It"s groovier this time, which I think we lacked on our last album, "Path Of Fire", which.

energy and enthusiasm in the DJ booth, his style encompasses the deeper and groovier end of house and techno.

critical acclaim from music critics, with critics praising its darker and groovier sound in comparison to the band"s previous records.

they can"t keep the standards up: it"s too fragmentary, too busy being groovier than thou.

a bit like a black Frank Zappa but groovier.

The album brought a slightly groovier, more dance-oriented sound to the Dischord label.

Synonyms:

swell, peachy, bully, nifty, bang-up, not bad, good, cracking, slap-up, neat, corking, great, smashing, keen, dandy,

Antonyms:

unimportant, loser, nonpregnant, mild, bad,