flowered
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- adjective
- /ˈflaʊərd/
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floreado
- Flowered sheets whipped along it.
Vegetables planted in a fruit orchard under a flowered flower.
- Vegetables planted in a fruit orchard under a flowered flower.
Examples
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Also look how beyond stunning my flowered bouquet is holding up.
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There, I found the rustic steps image I titled Flowered Stairs.
Academic text (2006) -
She wore a beautiful dress that was flowered with bright colors, which made her stand out at the event.
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The flowered wallpaper in the dining room gave the space a cheerful and vibrant atmosphere.
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They decorated the garden with flowered arrangements that attracted many butterflies and bees.
Synonyms
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Having a pattern or design of flowers
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Smelling or looking like flowers
Decorated with flower shapes and patterns
An item covered in flower patterns
Having the shape, colour or smell of a flower
Covered in many flowers that smell sweet
A place covered with many flowers like a field in spring
With a pattern of small leaves or flowers
Having flower-shaped decorations, often on shields and coats of arms
Compounds
A small wild plant from eastern North America with clusters of bristly blue flowers
An herb that smells nice and has large pink flowers often grown in gardens or used for tea
- Specialized
An annual plant with large coiled flower spikes that grows in the western United States and is threatened
- Australian
A tall bush from eastern Australia with clusters of red flowers and soft grey leaves
A small evergreen plant with one white flower that grows in northern woods
A small garden plant with single violet or rose-red trumpet-shaped flowers
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Etymology
Flowered comes from flower meaning a bloom and the ending -ed, which here means 'having' or 'covered with'. So something flowered is 'covered with flowers' or has a flower pattern, like a flowered dress.