1. More bourgeois; more characteristic of or associated with the middle class, especially in being conventional, materialistic, or concerned with respectability.
Usage: informal; comparative form of 'bougie' or 'bourgeois'

Examples

• Her taste in art became boujier after she moved to the suburbs.
• He criticized the boujier values of the neighborhood.
• The restaurant's decor felt boujier than the casual vibe they were going for.
• She joked that her coffee habits were getting boujier every year.
• The boujier aesthetic of the new mall didn't appeal to the younger crowd.