floridity (Meaning)
floridity (n)
extravagant elaborateness
floridity (n.)
The quality of being florid; floridness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of floridity
Synonyms:
- overwrought
- baroque
- decorated
- overdecorated
- lacy
- bedizened
- adorned
- ornamented
- extravagant
- loud
- gingerbread
- gilded
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- fringed
- elaborate
- decked
- enhanced
- spectacular
- frilly
- wreathed
- tawdry
- bedecked
- garish
- bejeweled
- glitzy
- sequined
- rococo
- splashy
- swanky
- arrayed
- heightened
- gingerbreaded
- extreme
- arabesque
- flamboyant
- gilt
- garlanded
- embellished
- garnished
- pretentious
- swank
- intensified
- dressed
- enriched
- bejewelled
- ostentatious
- embroidered
- bedaubed
- laced
- trimmed
- flowery
- flashy
- gaudy
- gingerbready
- showy
- fussy
Antonyms:
floridity Sentence Examples
- The floridity of her language made the speech difficult to comprehend.
- The politician's florid rhetoric captivated the audience for hours.
- The writer's florid prose often overshadowed the substance of his arguments.
- The garden was a riot of color, with florid blooms in every direction.
- The florid decorations on the palace were a testament to the opulence of the era.
- The symptoms of the disease included florid skin rashes and severe itching.
- The doctor noted the floridity of the patient's tongue as a sign of an underlying infection.
- The florid style of the novel made it a challenging but rewarding read.
- The artist's florid brushstrokes created a vibrant and dynamic painting.
- The floridity of the ancient ruins hinted at the grandeur of the civilization that once inhabited them.
FAQs About the word floridity
extravagant elaboratenessThe quality of being florid; floridness.
ornate, overwrought,baroque, decorated, overdecorated, lacy, bedizened, adorned, ornamented, extravagant
naked, austere, stark, naked, stark, austere, unadorned, severe, unadorned, plain
The floridity of her language made the speech difficult to comprehend.
The politician's florid rhetoric captivated the audience for hours.
The writer's florid prose often overshadowed the substance of his arguments.
The garden was a riot of color, with florid blooms in every direction.
