Floral

Pronunciation: /flɔrəl/

Definitions of floral

adjective relating to flowers or floral arrangements

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a floral dress for the party.

A2 She picked a floral arrangement for the dining table.

B1 The hotel room was decorated with floral wallpaper.

B2 The wedding reception featured a stunning floral centerpiece.

C1 The artist's painting was a masterpiece of intricate floral patterns.

C2 The fashion designer's latest collection showcased bold and vibrant floral prints.

Examples of floral in a Sentence

formal The wedding reception was adorned with beautiful floral arrangements.

informal I love the floral pattern on your dress, it's so pretty!

slang That floral top is totally on trend right now.

figurative The idea of growth can be represented by the floral imagery in the poem.

Grammatical Forms of floral

• past tense: floraled
• plural: florals
• comparative: more floral
• superlative: most floral
• present tense: florals
• future tense: will floral
• perfect tense: have floral
• continuous tense: is floral
• singular: floral
• positive degree: floral
• infinitive: to floral
• gerund: floraling
• participle: floralized

Origin and Evolution of floral

First Known Use: 1702 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'floral' originates from the Latin word 'floralis', which is derived from 'flos' meaning flower.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe anything related to flowers, 'floral' has evolved to also encompass designs, patterns, and scents inspired by flowers.