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floridly

/ˈflɒr.ɪd.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa 'floridamente' ou 'rebuscadamente', descrevendo geralmente fala ou escrita excessivamente ornamentada, pomposa ou afetada. Também pode referir-se a uma cor avermelhada ou rosada, especialmente no rosto.

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adverb

/ˈflɒr.ɪd.li/C2formalart
  • ptAdvérbio que significa 'floridamente' ou 'rebuscadamente', descrevendo geralmente fala ou escrita excessivamente ornamentada, pomposa ou afetada. Também pode referir-se a uma cor avermelhada ou rosada, especialmente no rosto.

An adverb meaning 'in a florid manner,' typically describing speech or writing that is excessively ornate, elaborate, or showy. It can also refer to a reddish or flushed complexion.

  1. In a Very Ornate or Elaborate WayC1formal

    In a manner that uses excessive decoration or complicated language, often to the point of being exaggerated or flowery.

    ptFloreadamente

    • The author described the sunset floridly, piling metaphor upon metaphor.
    • He thanked the audience floridly, making every sentence sound like poetry.
    • The politician spoke floridly about the nation's future, but offered few specifics.

    Sinônimosbombasticallyelaboratelyflamboyantlygrandiloquentlyornatelyostentatiouslyshowily

    Antônimosausterelyplainlysimplysoberlysparselystarkly

  2. With a Red or Flushed AppearanceC1formal

    In a way that shows a red, rosy, or flushed complexion.

    ptDe forma corada

    • Her cheeks bloomed floridly after the brisk walk.
    • His face turned floridly red when he was embarrassed.
    • The old man's nose shone floridly from years of sun exposure.

    Sinônimosredly

    Antônimospalelypallidlywanly

Formas
  • more floridly comparative form
  • most floridly superlative form
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