floridity
/flɔˈrɪdəti/
noun
- The quality of being very fancy, showy, or decorated with too much detail, especially in writing or speech.
- She preferred simple language over the floridity of old-fashioned poetry.
- The critic complained about the floridity of the novel's descriptions.
- The floridity of his speech made it hard to follow his main point.
- A red or flushed color, especially of the skin or face.
- The floridity of his cheeks showed he had been out in the cold wind.
- Her floridity increased when she became embarrassed.
- The doctor noted the floridity of the patient's complexion as a sign of fever.
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