Florid in character; flowery or ornate in style or appearance.
Derived from florid (meaning elaborate or ornate) with the suffix -an, which can form adjectives. This is a less common variant emphasizing the qualities associated with florid expression or style.
A 'floridan' speech might be one where someone uses so many fancy words and flowery language that you lose track of what they're actually trying to say! Poets often deliberately use floridan language for effect.
Adjectives denoting place-based identity can carry gendered assumptions in historical texts, where male residents were the default reference point.
Use floridan neutrally for all genders; use Floridian for US state resident.
["Florida resident","Floridian"]
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