fancier

a fancier of antiques.

She always chooses the fancier restaurants for special occasions.

He prefers fancier cars with all the latest gadgets.

The fancier the hotel, the higher the price.

I bought a fancier dress for the party.

The fancier the packaging, the more expensive the product.

She always goes for the fancier option when shopping.

The fancier the wine, the more refined the taste.

He upgraded to a fancier phone with more features.

The fancier the event, the more effort people put into their outfits.

She decided to splurge on a fancier apartment with a view.

Posh food and fancier drinks have replaced cheap hot dogs and watered-down beer.

And humans like to fancy ourselves as well, fancier than a mouse lemur.

I constantly tried to lose weight, I bought fancier and more expensive clothes.

Now we have even fancier technology to measure mountains, the Global Positioning System or GPS.

He thought we were never alone. Of course, it was fancier when he said it.

For more challenging problems, we need even more flexibility: Fancier tools.

They have long drawn fishermen and hikers; until now, however, art fanciers have had little reason to visit.

It felt appropriate to do something a bit fancier as a treat to celebrate two years of knowing each other.

Sekhemkhett's pyramid was basically just a fancier mastaba made out of limestone instead of mud bricks.

Moreira says that the pigeon fanciers, as they're called, freely admitted who the drugs were really for.