Meanings of more bohemian in English

Bliss and Gerald were once close, but now he has adopted a more bohemian lifestyle.

It doesn't get much more bohemian than this joint.

Many of its wealthier residents moved out in the 1980s, and it became poorer and more bohemian.

It's a bit like New York's cooler, younger brother: not as glamorous or clean, but more bohemian, gritty and unpredictable.

Certain visitors from foreign lands were surprised at his environment, possibly expecting to find him among less substantial, more bohemian surroundings.

The circuit of Spenser and his friends lay in the more Bohemian Broadway district.

More Bohemian people feel no such "categorical ought" in their breasts.