1. Plural of gladiolus; tall flowering plants with sword-shaped leaves and colorful flowers arranged in a spike, commonly grown as ornamental plants and used in floral arrangements.
Usage: Gladiolas is the common plural form in English; gladioli is an alternative Latin-based plural.; Often used in bouquets and cut-flower arrangements.

Examples

• She arranged a beautiful bouquet of red and pink gladiolas for the wedding.
• The garden was filled with tall gladiolas swaying in the summer breeze.
• Gladiolas come in many colors, including white, purple, and yellow.
• He bought gladiolas from the florist to brighten up the living room.
• The florist recommended gladiolas because they last a long time in a vase.
• Gladiolas are popular flowers for special occasions and celebrations.