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flowery
adjective as in ornate, especially referring to speech or writing
Example Sentences
He has proposed marriage to her in the most flowery terms, but I am sure he is only after her fortune.
Gardens of corals and sponges and flowery sea anemones clung to the rocks and danced in the whirling currents.
The robot heard classical music, she smelled flowery perfume, and when her eyes opened she saw a wrinkled face.
A woman had a 9mm pistol in a holster strapped on over her flowery dress.
"Zhao's ban has been served and he is perfectly entitled to be competing again, but I've found the flowery language since his return somewhat befuddling given the circumstances," said snooker journalist Nick Metcalfe.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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