florid

• Describe algo excesivamente adornado, recargado o afectado en el estilo, usado a menudo para referirse a la escritura o el habla; también puede describir un rostro rojizo o rubicundo.

Describes something that is excessively ornate, flowery, or elaborate in style, often used in reference to writing or speech; can also describe a red or flushed complexion.

1. Red or flushed complexionC1formal

   Having a red or rosy complexion, often indicating health or strong emotion.

   Tez sonrojada o encendida

   • His florid face betrayed his embarrassment.
   • The old man had a florid complexion from years of outdoor work.
   • She became florid with anger during the argument.

   Sinónimosflushedglowingred-facedrosyrubicundruddy

   Antónimosashenpalesallowwan

2. Excessively ornate or elaborateC1formal

   Overly decorated, flowery, or complicated in style, especially in writing or speech.

   Florido, recargado

   • The author's florid prose made the novel difficult to read.
   • His florid speech was full of unnecessary metaphors.
   • The architecture was criticized for being too florid and gaudy.

   Sinónimosbaroqueconvolutedelaborateextravagantflowerygrandiloquenthigh-flownornateoverwrought

   Antónimosausterebareplainrestrainedsimplesparseunadorned