Comparative form of 'flowery,' meaning more decorated with flowers or more ornate in style.
From 'flower' + '-y' (adjective suffix) + '-er' (comparative suffix). The form developed from the base adjective 'flowery' to make comparisons between levels of floral ornamentation.
Interestingly, when we call writing 'flowery,' we're directly comparing it to flowers themselves—suggesting that both use ornament and color to attract attention!
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