floriferous
- adjective
- /flɔːˈrɪfərəs/
- Specialized
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florífero
- In spring, the garden becomes a floriferous paradise filled with vibrant blooms and colors.
But you will get a denser, fuller, more floriferous plant if you do pinch them.
- But you will get a denser, fuller, more floriferous plant if you do pinch them.
Examples
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But you will get a denser, fuller, more floriferous plant if you do pinch them.
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This is certainly one floriferous rose!
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The floriferous vines climbed the trellis, creating a stunning display of flowers all summer long.
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This floriferous shrub produces an abundance of blossoms that attract bees and butterflies.
Synonyms
6
3.5
Smelling or looking like flowers
3
5.8
Plants that grow thick and healthy with many leaves and flowers
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7.5
Plant growth that is very full and wild
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5.1
Covered with many open flowers
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9.9
Beginning to open and show flowers
Producing many flowers
Having many small flowers on a plant
Having open blossoms on the plant
Having many bright open flowers
A place covered with many flowers like a field in spring
Covered in many flowers that smell sweet
Antonyms
How Flowery
Surface Forms
Morphology
floriferous = flori + fer + ous
The word is a learned classical formation meaning roughly 'flower-bearing', so the sense is directly compositional even though the parts are bound forms.
Etymology
Floriferous comes from Latin parts flor- meaning 'flower' and -ferous meaning 'bearing', like coniferous which means 'cone-bearing'. So, a floriferous plant is one that 'bears' or produces many flowers.