springier
Springier is the comparative form of the adjective springy, used to describe something that has more spring or elasticity than another thing. A springier object can return quickly to its original shape after deformation and can rebound when released. The term appears in everyday language as well as technical contexts to convey greater resilience or bounce.
Etymology and usage notes: springier is formed from the root springy plus the comparative suffix -ier. The
In physical contexts, springiness is a qualitative property that depends on material composition, structure, and conditions
Metaphorically, springier can describe prose, music, or performance that feels more buoyant, energetic, or lively. The
See also elasticity, resilience, coefficient of restitution, spring constant.