Comparative form of 'grainy'; more granular, textured, or consisting of more visible grains.
Comparative form of 'grainy' (full of grains or grain-like particles) formed by adding '-er,' following standard English comparative adjective patterns.
Old photographs become grainier over time not because of grain appearance but because of actual chemical decay—the silver particles oxidize, creating the distinctive grainy look of vintage photos.
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