Meanings of flowery language in English

Rarely has such flowery language been used at Stormont.

It'll kind of get shrouded in flowery language or emojis to make it seem more nice.

It was in some really weird, flowery language.

So-called " flowery language" seldom is the medium of deep feeling.

Little Sky-High burst forth into the forbidden " flowery language."

There was no sentiment, or flowery language.

The man was texting his girlfriend, in intimate, flowery language, with his wife sitting three seats away.

He began to express his sorrow and indignation in fine flowery language, which he punctuated with theatrical gestures.

Here were the guilty one's new excuses, expressed in his customary medley of frank confession and flowery language:

After much flowery language about the decay of the country, it turned to the marriage of King Edward IV.

He used a lot of flowery language, but I guess, boiled down, it meant start at the bottom of the ladder.

Simple expression has the same advantage over flowery language as a simple and artistic room has over a room filled with gaudy, inharmonious embellishments.

She used to say, in her flowery language, that his contumacious attitude towards the true Faith gnawed at her vitals-meaning ,presumably ,thatit annoyed her.

The book is entitled "Painless Child-Birth," it sells for $2.00 and it simply extols, in unnecessary flowery language, the merits of the compound.

Flowery language was used without stint, and was frequently misapplied in the most ludicrous manner, as will be seen by the following extract: