floscule (Meaning)
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floscule (n.)
A floret.
Synonyms & Antonyms of floscule
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
floscule Sentence Examples
- The speaker employed florid floscules to embellish his mundane speech.
- The politician's rhetoric was filled with empty floscules that lacked substance.
- The love letter was overflowing with exaggerated floscules that bordered on insincerity.
- The marketing campaign used catchy floscules like "instant happiness" to allure consumers.
- The CEO's floscules about "unleashing innovation" failed to inspire his team.
- The poet's use of floscules in their verses created a lyrical and ethereal atmosphere.
- The student's essay was criticized for being verbose and filled with meaningless floscules.
- The journalist's floscules in the article distracted from the important facts being reported.
- The teacher encouraged her students to avoid using floscules and instead focus on clear and concise language.
- The band's lyrics were filled with poetic floscules that evoked vivid imagery and emotions.
FAQs About the word floscule
A floret.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The speaker employed florid floscules to embellish his mundane speech.
The politician's rhetoric was filled with empty floscules that lacked substance.
The love letter was overflowing with exaggerated floscules that bordered on insincerity.
The marketing campaign used catchy floscules like "instant happiness" to allure consumers.
