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Meaning of flowerness
The word "flowerness" is not recognized by Oxford Languages, however, a related word "floriness" or "flowery" can be considered, which generally refers to an excessive or insincere display of emotional or artistic expression.
Etymology of flowerness
The word "flowery" has its roots in the Old English word "blÅwan," which means "to blossom" or "to flourish," and the Latin word "flos," which means "flower"
The term "flowery" emerged in the 15th century to describe language or writing that is overly elaborate or ornate, often with the intention of showing off one's skills or impressing others
Synonyms
Definitions
- The quality of being flowery or florid in style or language, often to the point of excess or insincerity
- An excessively elaborate or ornate quality, especially in artistic or literary expression
- A tendency to use overly elaborate or showy language, often in a way that is perceived as insincere or manipulative
Usage Examples
- The poet's flowery language made her verses sound overly dramatic and insincere
- The flowery decorations at the wedding reception were beautiful, but also a bit excessive
- The author's writing style is often criticized for being too flowery and lacking in substance