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Meanings of floral dress in English

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Usage of floral dress in English
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As usual, she looks impressively but not impossibly glamorous, in a long floral dress.
The Guardian
2
Since my purple floral dress had survived the fire, I deemed it very lucky.
Petals from the sky
3
The occupant was a woman in a long floral dress.
Death du Jour
4
Across the room, Priya had tried on the strapless floral dress from the mannequin.
Sloane Sisters
5
She was wearing a knee-length floral dress and showed no sign of a baby bump.
News.com.au
6
For something a little different, contrast the chunky base with a floral dress or midi skirt.
News.com.au
7
The robe and slippers had been replaced by a floral dress, pink cardigan, and sensible shoes.
Speaking in Bones
8
While he was all suited up, his wife looked incredible in a floral dress and fascinator.
News.com.au
9
Her floral dress was English and cheap, her trainers disproportionately large for her thin bare legs.
White corridor
10
Emily jumped up from the couch, hugged herself, the floral dress swinging about her ankles delicately.
Immortal wolf
11
And to go mad in a floral dress and parasol is a dainty sort of decline.
The Guardian
12
The 44-year-old stunned in an elegant floral dress, paired with a black belt and brimmed hat.
News.com.au
13
Feva proved to be a young, rather comely servant girl with waist-length hair and a floral dress.
RUNNER
14
A barefoot and smiling Helen Mirren closed the show in a floral dress, running joyfully on stage.
Reuters
15
Behind a desk sat a severe, middle-aged woman in a drab floral dress that matched the lampshades.
Perdido Street Station
16
She wears a buttoned-up floral dress, cinched at the waist, and the odd bit of tasteful jewellery.
The Irish Times
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