1. comparative form of hedgy; more evasive, noncommittal, or cautious in speech or behavior
Usage: informal
2. comparative form of hedgy; having more hedges or resembling a hedge more closely
Usage: literal

Examples

• His answer was hedgier than I expected; he wouldn't commit to a clear yes or no.
• The politician's statement grew hedgier as the reporter pressed for details.
• She gave a hedgier response this time, avoiding the direct question.
• The hedgier parts of the garden were overgrown with brambles.
• His tone became hedgier when asked about the controversial decision.