floral

floral Definition

flo·ral (flôr′əl, flō′rəl)

adjective

of, made of, or like flowers

Etymology: L floralis, of the goddess Flora: see flora

noun

1. a pattern or design incorporating representations of flowers
2. a fabric, rug, etc. with such a pattern or design
a perfume with a floral aroma

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floral Synonyms

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floral Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

tribute: A floral tribute was sent on behalf of all the Trust.
fragrance: Wild Flower The most woody of our floral fragrances.
bouquet: Meanwhile, the groom waits for the bride at the entrance to the church, often holding her floral bouquet.
motif: A very pretty white cotton pillow case, with a pretty floral motif to one end, dating to circa 1952.
decoration: Most venues will allow the couple to supply their own floral decorations.
aroma: A dry, fresh, citrussy white wine with floral aromas.

Modifying Another Word

pretty: Pretty floral pattern, with gold & orange detailing on white china.
lightly: A lightly floral nose with an apple and lime palate, there are also faint notes of the tropical.
very: For a pretty look for a spring baby shower consider a very floral look.

Used with adjective complement

include: Great ones to burn to remind you of summer include floral ( rose or jasmine ) or citrus based oils like bergamot.

floral Quotes

Floral fascism and an explosion of almost medieval irrationality.

—Independent on Sunday

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