More inclined to cling or stick; more clingy in nature or behavior.
Comparative form of 'clingy' (from 'cling' + '-y' suffix) with the comparative suffix '-er', showing increased degree of the quality.
Clingier materials like certain fabrics or adhesives have been scientifically studied for their properties—some plastics become clingier when heated because their molecules move more freely and create better contact!
Comparative form of 'clingy,' which carries gendered stereotypes especially about women in relationships being needy or emotionally dependent.
Describe specific behaviors rather than character traits; avoid comparisons that reinforce gender stereotypes.
["more dependent","more seeking connection"]
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