1. comparative form of folk; more characteristic of or resembling folk music, folk art, or traditional culture
Usage: informal
2. comparative form of folk; more friendly, informal, or down-to-earth in manner or style
Usage: informal

Examples

• Her second album had a folkier sound than her debut.
• The restaurant's folkier atmosphere made it feel more welcoming.
• He adopted a folkier style of dress after moving to the countryside.
• The band's latest work is folkier and more acoustic than their previous records.
• She preferred the folkier traditions of her grandmother's generation.
• The venue has a folkier vibe than the modern concert hall downtown.