"More curtained" is a comparative adjective that describes the state or condition of being more covered or concealed by curtains. It refers to a space or area that is adorned or protected by curtains to a greater extent compared to something else.
The term "curtained" originates from the noun "curtain," which commonly refers to a piece of fabric or material hung to cover or divide a window, door, stage, or space for decorative, practical, or symbolic purposes. When used as an adjective, "curtained" indicates that a particular place or object is furnished with curtains, suggesting a certain level of privacy, coziness, or ambience.
Adding the word "more" before "curtained" denotes an increase in the degree to which the area or entity is concealed, hidden, or embellished by curtains. This suggests that an additional layer of curtains or a thicker fabric may have been used, either making the space more private or intensifying the visual effect of the curtains.
For example, if someone says that a room in their house is "more curtained" than another room, it implies that the former has a larger number of curtains or that they are longer, thicker, or more ornately designed. Similarly, if two theater stages are compared, stating that one is "more curtained" emphasizes that it has more theatrical curtains or drapery and is, therefore, better-equipped for performances or more suitable for certain types of productions.
