1. comparative form of flowery; more elaborate, ornate, or excessively decorative in language or style

Examples

• Her second novel was even flowerier than her first, with lengthy descriptions of every sunset.
• The politician’s speech grew flowerier as the campaign progressed.
• Critics found his flowerier prose style less appealing than his earlier, simpler writing.
• The flowerier version of the invitation seemed too formal for a casual party.
• His flowerier compliments made her uncomfortable with their excessive praise.
• The restaurant’s flowerier menu descriptions didn’t match the simple food they served.