ornate

/ɔːrˈneɪt/
adjective
  1. Made or decorated in a very detailed and complicated way, often with many small parts.
    • The palace had ornate ceilings covered in gold and paintings.
    • She wore an ornate necklace with dozens of tiny gemstones.
    • The invitation was written in ornate calligraphy.
  2. (of language or writing) using many complicated words and phrases; not simple or direct.
    • His ornate speech was full of metaphors and long sentences.
    • She preferred plain language to ornate prose.
    • The author's ornate style can be difficult for young readers.
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