1. comparative form of bosky; more covered with bushes, shrubs, or trees; more wooded or thickly vegetated
Usage: literary or formal; chiefly British

Examples

• The boskier regions of the forest were difficult to navigate.
• As we traveled north, the landscape became progressively boskier.
• She preferred the boskier paths through the park to the open meadows.
• The boskier side of the estate was left wild and untended.
• The valley grew boskier with each passing season as vegetation reclaimed the land.