floridity

Hunnington is a bluff, hearty fellow who feeds himself into pink floridity so as to give confidence to his patients.

Venice has nothing more satisfyingly ornate: richness without floridity.

He had very fair hair and blue eyes, and the rose-leaf skin of his mother had in him taken on a masculine floridity.

The Spaniard can use a floridity of expression that would be ridiculous in England.

Perhaps it is the natural floridity of lime-stone formations.